A Pueblo style home is usually designed according to the styles followed in Pueblo Revival architecture. Similar to Spanish style homes, natural materials like adobe (sun-dried mud), stucco, and stones are preferred to create the homes.
The Pueblo style homes were primarily built in New Mexico and Arizona during the early 20th century. Inspiration was mainly taken from the traditional multifamily mud homes built by the Pueblo Indians. It is also said to have drawn influence from the Spanish Mission and Territorial Styles.
Like the Spanish houses, the Pueblo Revival homes are built using heavy wood components in the form of doors, ceiling beams, and posts. However, a slightly different characteristic is the inclusion of square windows and rounded exteriors.