The Gilded Page Reopens At Santa Fe Design Center

The Gilded Page owner Kim Martin inside her new location at The Santa Fe Design Center. Courtesy photo

The Gilded Page new location at The Santa Fe Design Center. Courtesy photo

GILDED PAGE News:

The Gilded Page is excited to announce its grand re-opening at the Santa Fe Design Center, located one block east of the Santa Fe Railyard train station.

The store closed its doors at Devargas Mall in 2020 to operate solely online until their relocation in June. The new location is larger and fully stocked with a wide selection of journaling and craft supplies, greeting cards, wrapping paper, and unique gifts for every occasion.

The Gilded Page has been locally owned and operated for 16 years by Santa Fe local Kim Martin. The store had already outgrown its space at Devargas Mall when the 2020 Covid crisis began to devastate many local businesses in Santa Fe. Martin saw an opportunity to make the transition, so sh decided to close her store at Devargas after 11 years and move temporarily to an online operation until she could reopen in a more suitable space.

Kim shared that the Design Center is a better fit for the store, not only because of the larger space, but because she is surrounded by other locally owned businesses who also weathered the pandemic.

“Locally owned businesses are the heartbeat of Santa Fe,” owner Kim Martin said, “We’re grateful to be back and part of the community again.”

The Santa Fe Design Center is at 418 Cerrillos Road. For more information about The Gilded Page visit thegildedpagesantafe.com and follow them on Facebook @TheGildedPageSantaFe. The online store is still available, and parking is free and convenient to access.

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