Desert Dreamers 14: The Designers
For every midcentury modern architectural gem built in the desert, there once existed an equally distinctive interior. Designers matched the modern structures of the time armed with an arsenal of bright colors, an array of contemporary furnishings and materials, and a giddy assortment of appliances and technology that allowed them to redefine resort living.
How the Historic Aluminaire House Was Rebuilt at Palm Springs Art Museum
Recently listed by Architectural Record as one of the world’s most important buildings, Frey’s early opus now stands sentinel in the shadow of the San Jacinto Mountains.
Twenty-five years ago, author Adele Cygelman and photographer David Glomb released “Palm Springs Modern,” a seminal book documenting local architecture. Here, the author shares an excerpt.
Richard Neutra’s iconic Palm Springs house never felt like a cozy winter home to Liliane Kaufmann.
Author Adele Cygelman shares highlights from her book slated to launch during Modernism Week in Palm Springs.
William Cody absorbed the lessons of mentor Cliff May, the architect of relaxed ranch houses, and arrived in Palm Springs seemingly programmed to create homes with perfect proportions and slender frames
