Dreamy memories of a trip to Santorini sparked the purchase of a historic home and its new blue-and-white regalia in Palm Springs.
The Big Island
Escape to a relaxing new way of storing, prepping, cooking, and serving.
The Elliptic island by Moya Living comes in 16 colors, three sizes, and is worth its weight in how hard it works (so you don’t have to).
On the Home Front: Winter 2019
News worthy of more than a whisper.
Turkel Design’s Axiom Desert House is greater than the sum of its pre-fab parts. One of the firm’s 11 standard home plans has been built in Palm Springs.
Grab Your Board
Hansni Thadhani founded Strand Boards and designed her trademark longboard shower as a playful water feature for her three young children.
Where There’s Smoke
A shady new spectrum of smoldering hues lets the kitchen show its sultry side.
A shady new spectrum of smoldering hues lets the kitchen show its seductive and sophisticated side from light grays to cool matte black.
Wear It Well
At home with a fashion blogger and her self-styled Palm Springs retreat.
Scrolling through Nikki Prendergast’s Instagram feed, one could easily mistake the snaps of her Palm Springs home for a resort.
You’re Getting Warmer
This wall-mounted fixture offers the hot towel treatment with an earthy, aromatic bonus.
The foundation for Aquatica Bath’s organic and modern Sophia Electric Towel Warmer is a simple, wall-mounted slab of Lebanese cedar.
Michael Walters Does Kings Point
How one Palm Springs transplant is piecing it together, evolving with client needs, and making the desert more comfortable with being more comfortable.
Michael Walters is piecing it together, evolving with client needs, and making the desert more comfortable with being more comfortable.
Architectural Intentions
Greatness on a smaller scale from a furniture designer with an architecture degree.
Merging the art of furniture making and sculpture, Jason Mizrahi Designs creations are minimal compositions of fluid forms.
Hidden Treasure
A Laguna Beach couple strikes gold when they discover a set of Albert Frey–signed blueprints left behind in a dining room cupboard.
The couple stumbled upon the original plans of their Palm Springs home that when opened revealed the stamp of architect Albert Frey.