Both patios have fireplaces. Southwestern Touches Intense, warm hues of amber, terra cotta and red are highlighted with accents of bronze and copper metals to create an inviting atmosphere that is reminiscent of the Southwest. The materials and furnishings incorporated in the design of Chimayo Grill were custom designed for the project, yet all can be reproduced for future locations. Windows at Chimayo's recall Southwestern design with an exposed header and transom light. Wood frame chairs have copper colored leather seats.
Booths have the same leather seating, but the backs are covered in a colorful fabric of desert hues.
Dining tables are maple with a cherry edge. Throughout the restaurant, the walls are hand plastered for greater texture. Casement windows are topped with an exposed wood header and transom light, a technique that is typical of Southwestern design. In addition, the windows were wire brushed to create a rough, wind blown appearance. This weathered look also can be found on the restaurant's doors and wood beams.