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The Elegant AshtrayPalm Desert store offers functional art: a $4,000 ashtray from esteemed designer Vladymir Rogov’s Desk Architecture collection. |
Shop El Paseo | |
Flying High on the MesaBeyond the pretty face, one sees the approachable personality that architect Tom Jakway achieves inside and outside of the house he built for himself in 2007. |
Palm Springs Life | |
Living Inside the ArtArt collectors typically live with paintings and works on paper. Most at least consider owning sculpture. Others go further by purchasing and maintaining space-invading artwork. |
Art + Culture | |
Fresh KitchensThe days of the biggest and the best no longer rank No. 1 on homeowners’ wish lists for new kitchens. |
Palm Springs Life | |
Redirecting an Architectural EyeIn a sleeveless white T-shirt and slacks, a Nikon hanging around his neck, the renowned photographer Leland Lee is also the star of this production. |
Palm Springs Life | |
Steve (Stephen) Chase Q&A on LifestyleSlender and tanned, prematurely gray at age 38, interior designer Stephen Chase has already received a generous share of international recognition. His work has won numerous design awards and appears frequently in publications like "Architectural Digest." |
Palm Springs Life | |
2010 Discovery Home Tour - Ashe ResidenceThe highlight of this residence is the 120-by-90- foot pool, the equivalent of four standard pools. The pool area — covering 8,800 square feet, including the pool house — features elements purchased and disassembled in Thailand and rebuilt on site. |
Palm Springs Life | |
2010 Discovery Home Tour - Bighorn Golf Club HouseThis beautiful, 9,600-square-foot house was conceived by developer/ builder Richard Pruter of PAR Development as a luxurious haven for entertaining. From its flowing water fountain behind custom iron gates to sweeping views of Bighorn Golf Club. |
Palm Springs Life | |
2010 Discovery Home Tour - Sherman ResidenceThis house is the perfect example of old meets new. The older home was transformed into sleek, contemporary lines and spaces. It was important that the home be easy to maintain and yet look amazing, that it function easily and effortlessly, and that everyone in the family would be comfortable. |
Palm Springs Life | |
2010 Discovery Home Tour - Diaz ResidenceThis 6,500-square-foot Clancy Lane residence was conceived by designer Jeffrey Jones from the ground up. The structure’s contemporary lines converge to create a series of triangles, circles, and squares. |
Palm Springs Life |