Georgia O'Keeffe made Abiquiú, New Mexico, her home during the later part of her life. She acquired and restored a distinctive adobe house there, which became closely associated with her work and daily routine.
O'Keeffe had been drawn to the area for years, especially by the surrounding cliffs, roads, and high-desert landscape. Her Abiquiú house and studio provided a stable base while she continued to work and travel.
Santa Fe is also strongly connected with O'Keeffe because she died there and because the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum is located there. However, Abiquiú is the specific settlement associated with her home and studio. The two locations are neighboring parts of her New Mexico story, not interchangeable answers.