Hedge in Cathedral City has grown into a must-stop design destination filled with last-century furnishings and artwork fit for every living space.
Still Playing in the Dirt
This self-taught champion rider gave himself a crash course in motorcycle racing as a teen — and has never looked back.
Agua Caliente Tribal member Vincent Gonzales Jr. has raced with the big dogs of motocross and came close to going pro himself if not for an injury.
Heritage on Display
Museums near and far celebrate the unique legacy and culture of the Cahuilla, as well as all indigenous people. Here are our top picks for what to see, do, and experience once you arrive.
Museums celebrate the unique legacy and culture of the Cahuilla, as well as all indigenous people. Here are our top picks.
By George We’ve Got It
The designer whose marshmallow sofas, knobby clocks, and flying saucer lamps smack of the space race also influenced Palm Springs’ modern aesthetic.
You can see him, sit on him, and buy him locally. Palm Springs vacation rentals often list George Nelson furnishings as an amenity.
On the Home Front: Fall 2018
News this good should not be whispered.
Denver artist Christian Musselman can’t help his obsession with Palm Springs with five prints available at the H3K Home showroom.
Through the Looking Glass
This designer saves the best view for the chef.
Gordon Stein’s inspired design, “based on classic modernism ideals,” reserves the kitchen window for the home chef.
Still Blushing
This rosy roundup proves blush pink with a hint of champagne, gold, or brass will keep on flushing cheeks into 2019.
Let’s Be Fronds
Green living takes on fresh meaning in this new tile.
Part of the J. Banks Collection for New Ravenna, the tasteful new Mod Palm tile stretches across walls in a resort lifestyle pattern.
Plug and Play
Drop a pod on your land, hook up the utilities, and show those 400 square feet your idea of a good time.
During Modernism Week 2018, an Alpod landed in downtown Palm Springs, drawing more than 8,000 people on a self-guided tour.
Balancing Act
When opposites attract, harmony is born.
For native Chicagoan Shelly Handman, a balanced home is a home well-lived. “Symmetry and balance are very calming to the eye.”
