H3K Home+Design is responsible for the brilliant renovation of this midcentury modern home located in Palm Springs, a city in the Sonoran Desert of Southern California. The architects collaborated closely with the owners to bring this 1958 William Krisel-designed retreat back to its midcentury roots while infusing it with the charms of their favorite vacation destination, Guatemala.
Throughout this home, you will find custom selections, including colors, furnishings, fixtures, and materials. In an almost entirely modern neighborhood, the original home stuck out. A giant stucco wall was originally blocking the entire house before being restored to an attractive midcentury modern design. Note: Scroll to the end of this article to look at the must-see before/after images of this incredible transformation!
Above: The large mid-century modern house numbers, 15″ Palm Springs Aluminum 6 are by Modern House Numbers.
What We Love: This vibrant midcentury modern home offers a warm and inviting new design thanks to thoughtful finishes and materials selection. Indoor and outdoor boundaries are blurred thanks to sliding glass doors that extends the interiors to out. On the outside, a desert landscaping fits into the context of the region, adding to the overall curb appeal of this home.
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Note: Have a look at a couple of inspiring home tours that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the portfolio of the architects of this project, H3K Design: Midcentury dream retreat with a poolside oasis in Palm Springs and Midcentury ranch home gets a spectacular renovation in Palm Springs.
Above: The male underwater swimmer painted above the fireplace is by Samantha French Art.
In the living room, the redish-orange chairs are from MJ Custom Furniture. The curved wood chairs are a lucky find from a consignment store in Rancho Mirage. Grounding the space, the area rug is called Nourison Contour – Azure Area Rug from American Carpet Wholesalers.
In the family room, the sofa came from MJ Custom Furniture.
The kitchen cabinets are IKEA with custom doors from a company called Semihandmade Doors. Featuring a cool mid-century walnut veneer, they complete the kitchen with a high degree of style!
In this guest bedroom, the bed was sourced from West Elm.
In the master bathroom, the backsplash tile is a Pebble Blue Cloud 11 in. x 11 in. x 6 mm Porcelain Mosaic Tile, from Home Depot.
On the patio, the loungers are the Telescope Casual Gardenella Chaise.
The masonry around the fireplace features a metallic blue paint.
Before / After Renovation
Photos: Patrick Ketchum
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