Interior Design Archive

Psst! - Hot Property

Amid the flutter of butterfly roofs and other specimens of midcentury modernism in The Mesa neighborhood in Palm Springs, a lone Craftsman home stands out on a grassy flat. The handcrafted property features Brazilian Koa hardwood floors and several low-pitched rooflines, bearing exposed rafters — a signature of the home’s breed and the artisan’s expertise.

J. Everette Perry

Abel, McCallister Create Design Magic

Larry Abel and Raymond McCallister's ascent has not gone unnoticed in Palm Springs and beyond. Biz Bash named the tandem to its inaugural 'Top 35 Event Designers' list.

By Jim Powers

PSST! - The Gifted Home

Renowned interior designer Robert Bailey brought his sophisticated style to Jacquie Somerville’s La Dolce Vita-meets-glam retro house in Rancho Mirage. The property reflects the aesthetics of his favorite Uptown Palm Springs design stores: Boulevard, Christopher Anthony, Trina Turk, and Raymond | Lawrence.

PSST! — Kitchen Love

The kitchen often proves the liveliest, most popular room in the house. Outfit it with top-of-the-line appliances, custom detailing, and fanciful décor. Here are some fine ideas for your gourmet temple.

J. Everette Perry

Strong, Simple, and Peaceful

A massive dose of midcentury modern feels oddly cozy at the Madison Club in La Quinta. read the Q&A With Architect Austin Kelly

Carolyn Patten

Living With Liberace

A couple pays homage to their home’s flamboyant previous owner, while creating a space of their own

BY CAROLINE RYDER

Plan For 2013 Palm Springs Modernism Weekend

Plans are in the works for the 2013 Modernism Weekend.

Hyatt Indian Wells Unveils Luxury Renovation, New Name

Hyatt's 45-acre resort in Indian Wells has a lot to show for its recent renovation, including a new name.

Erik Sandoval

Function & Flair

There’s a reason that even the most lavish house parties often ebb and flow in and out of the kitchen.

ELLEN PARIS

Home Is Where The Art Is

The depth and sophistication of the Annenbergs’ art collection became ever clear in the 1990s, when its heart and soul — the Impressionist and post-Impressionist works — departed Sunnylands in Rancho Mirage for New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art.

BY STEVEN BILLER