What was the name of Georgia O'Keeffe’s New Mexico home and studio that became a museum?

Georgia O'Keeffe’s New Mexico home and studio that became a museum is the Abiquiú Home and Studio.

O’Keeffe acquired and restored the historic adobe house in Abiquiú during the 1940s. Its architecture and surrounding landscape became part of her daily visual world. The property includes the famous walled garden and door that appear in several of her paintings.

The home was one of two major New Mexico residences associated with O’Keeffe; the other was at Ghost Ranch. The Abiquiú property served as both a living space and a working environment, revealing how closely her art was connected to place, routine, and observation.

The Georgia O’Keeffe Museum opened the home to public tours in 1995 after extensive preservation work. Visitors can see rooms, furnishings, objects, and views that illuminate the artist’s life without confusing the house with the separate museum building in Santa Fe.