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Wild Coyote House

A pueblo-style home built on a Paso Robles winery. The owner loved the pueblo style, saw our Rancho Salinas house, and learned that Jeff Schneidereit had lived in Pagosa Springs, Colorado, not far from Taos. We also designed the winery's round, Kiva-style tasting room addition and the square annex beside it.

Rear elevation of the Wild Coyote House showing the round tower, exterior stair, projecting vigas, and stepped adobe massing
Wild Coyote House, Paso Robles, designed by S² Architecture, photo 2
Wild Coyote House exterior with the cylindrical tower, arched entry gate, and earth-toned stucco walls under a clear midday sky
Interior courtyard view looking up at the curved second-floor balcony with wrought-iron railing, clay tile coping, and hanging flower baskets
Enclosed courtyard with a central stone fountain, surrounding wood-column colonnade, curved upper balcony, and brick paving
Dining area with a wrought-iron and red-shaded chandelier above a wood table, against a wall of dark wood cabinetry displaying pottery
Round interior tower space with a tall wrought-iron chandelier, curved iron stair railing, and a potted plant on the landing
Interior stairway with patterned tile risers, terracotta treads, and a wrought-iron wall sconce and lantern
The winery's round, Kiva-style tasting room addition, with the square annex at left, both designed by S² Architecture.
The winery's round, Kiva-style tasting room addition, with the square annex at left, both designed by S² Architecture.

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