Twin Springs Palm Springs

04/14/2026

Red bird of paradise + Donald Wexler

02/17/2026

It's a crisp, peaceful morning at Donald Wexler's Twin Springs following the rain and wind storm.

We got 1/2 inch of rain in the Twin Springs rain gauge, bringing our total since mid-November to 4.5 inches--and there is even fresh snow in the mountains overlooking Palm Springs!

Happy Modernism Week everyone!

02/02/2026

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12/04/2025

The sunrise over Donald Wexler's Twin Springs this morning.

Anyone else catch it?

04/11/2025

Twin Springs' newest resident!

04/01/2025

Did you know....

Arthur Elrod Associates were selected to lavishly furnish the clubhouse and model condos at Donald Wexler's Twin Springs, which opened in 1973. In fact, some of Elrod's design selections and original art work and still preserved in the clubhouse and several condos.

"Designer Arthur Elrod was a pioneer of interior design, creating sophisticated spaces that complemented the region’s modernist architecture. ⁠
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Arriving in Palm Springs in 1947, he quickly became the go-to designer for Walt Disney, Lucille Ball, and Desi Arnaz, blending sleek custom furnishings, cutting-edge technology, and vibrant color palettes into his visionary interiors.⁠
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His most legendary creation? His own boulder-integrated masterpiece, designed with John Lautner and immortalized in Diamonds Are Forever (1971). Though his life was tragically cut short, Elrod’s influence on Palm Springs design and architecture continues to shape the desert’s aesthetic today.⁠" - Palm Springs Life
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Read more about Arthur Elrod in Palm Springs Life's Desert Dreamers series: https://www.palmspringslife.com/desert-dreamers-14-the-designers/

📷: The Elrod House (1968) by John Lautner. Photo courtesy of Adele Cygelman

04/01/2025

Studebaker Avanti + Donald Wexler's Twin Springs = ❤️

Born in Palm Springs, built for the future. 🚗✨

In 1961, acclaimed designer Raymond Loewy and his team sketched the Studebaker Avanti in a rented desert bungalow on Via Escuela in Palm Springs, during a five-week design session. Now an icon of speed, innovation, and pure midcentury aesthetics, this sleek coupe still turns heads today, proving that great design never goes out of style.

04/01/2025

Get your very own copy of this new book about our neighborhood!

—> https://www.pspreservationfoundation.org/shop/

"Canyon Country Club: History and Design of Palm Springs’ Garden of Eden was researched and written by PSPF board member Steve Treinen. The 312-page hardcover book examines the architecture and development of south Palm Springs’ Indian Canyons neighborhood. Accompanied by stunning vintage and contemporary imagery, the book is designed by Sean Adams, Dean of Visual Art and Communication at ArtCenter College of Design, and edited by PSPF board member Steven Keylon."

Our long awaited latest book! Available for purchase! Link in bio.