The House of Tomorrow rehab, open for tours during Modernism Week October, comes from a deft collaboration that includes a documentary film.
The Man for the Job
When the Alexanders set their sights on building what would become "The House of Tomorrow" in 1960, they knew William Krisel was the architect to hire.
When the Alexanders set their sights on building “The House of Tomorrow” in 1960, they knew William Krisel was the architect for the job.
Killer Style
As the latest James Bond film hits theaters, designer Christopher Kennedy debuts a Palm Springs home with a "James Bond Villain Lair" theme.
As the latest James Bond film hits theaters, designer Christopher Kennedy debuts a Palm Springs home with a “James Bond Villain Lair” theme.
London Calling
Two Palm Springsophiles splash their take on the desert vibe across their mid-mod home in England.
Songwriter Luke Moseley and partner Nikki Griffiths renovated their 1960s home in England with the influence of Palm Springs architecture.
Lasting Impression: House of Tomorrow
After six years on the market, the former Elvis Presley Honeymoon Hideaway was recently purchased for $2.6 million by a buyer who plans to fully restore the property to its 1960s roots.
The former Elvis Presley Honeymoon Hideaway in Palm Springs was recently purchased by a buyer who plans to restore the 1960s property.
Timeless Exposure
In the 1940s and ’50s, Maynard Parker became the go-to photographer for modernist architects and interior designers and emerged as a star in his own right.
In the 1940s and ’50s, Maynard Parker became the go-to photographer for modernist architects and interior designers and emerged as a star.
Explore Palm Springs: Alexander Construction Company
Daniel Palmer and William Krisel designed the city's first mass housing tract.
In the summer of 1959, the Alexander Construction Company brought its successful formula for building residential homes to Palm Springs.