Palm Springs Life

PALM SPRINGS LIFE highlights the stylish and upscale way of living in the Southern California desert. The magazine showcases everything from classic midcentury modern design and stunning art to top-notch golf and breathtaking mountain scenery, all presented in a vibrant and captivating manner. It's not just popular among fans; even celebrities, business leaders, and influential figures choose to subscribe to Palm Springs Life!

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Modern Masterpiece by Architect Lance O’Donnell Epitomizes Palm Springs Living

2 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

Jack Garrity and Tom Rosato will embrace hard work to sip from the good life. That said, tackling a complete gut renovation of their New York City apartment in 2018 felt like guzzling a potent 13-month cocktail of city regulations, sleepless nights, and apology gift baskets for their neighbors. Somehow, everyone emerged from the ordeal unscathed, sharing the story from their seven-story building with one small elevator.
Inside Interior Designer Michelle Boudreau's Big Bear Lake Getaway

2 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

A Fox in the kitchen, a bird in the bathroom, and a bunny in the bedroom — these creatures inhabit the walls of designer Michelle Boudreau’s retreat near Big Bear Lake. Each framed vintage wildlife painting adds a whimsical character to the modern fairy tale that the Palm Springs–based designer has created in her two-story hideaway. Here, she combines the warmth of a cozy ski chalet withcontemporary refinement — and without a wince of cabin kitsch.
Designer Jeffrey Neve Does Maximalism Right at Home in Cathedral City

2 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

Interior designer Jeffrey Neve bases his eponymous firm in the Bay Area, but his heart belongs to the desert. “I grew up in Dana Point, so we used to come out every year for Easter,” he says. “There’s nothing like Palm Springs in February and March – it’s such a relief to have the sunshine and 70-degree weather. It feels so good.”That lifelong love for the region inspired Neve to purchase a weekend retreat in Cathedral City’s Rio del Sol community, near the Rancho Mirage border.
Actor Anthony Anderson Hosts Celebrity Golf Classic in Palm Desert - Palm Springs Life

2 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller

The Anthony Anderson Celebrity Golf Classic started with a VIP Welcome Reception & Pairings Party featuring dinner, entertainment, live and silent auctions, and a cigar lounge. The golf tournament teed off the following day after a celebrity photo session.
6 Design-Driven Products for a Desert Aesthetic at Home

3 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

Hard-working tableware by Mud Australia at PhylumBowls, platters, and trays are part of a full collection that holds a secret identity. Designed for everyday use, Mud Australia’s beautiful porcelain dinnerware and serving pieces transition from the oven or microwave to the table or buffet, then straight into the dishwasher. Available in 19 signature colors, they’re handcrafted by artisans in Sydney who know the pieces will go on to entertain with ease across the globe.
How to Install a Supergraphic on Your Wall at Home for Major Color

3 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

First things first: It’s all paint. “I’ve tried decals,” artist and muralist Brian Wolbaum says. “They’re a pain — even the small ones.”He put down a deposit on his Cody Place condo in South Palm Springs a year before moving in, giving him time to plan the groovy, supersize murals and the bright furnishings that round out his eye-popping designs.
Palm Springs International ShortFest 2025 to Screen 300+ Shorts

3 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Amelia Rodriguez |Amelia Rodríguez

“We like to think of ShortFest as being a filmmaker’s festival,” says Lili Rodriguez, artistic director of the Palm Springs International Film Society, which hosts the world’s largest short film festival in the desert each year. “The filmmakers love to hear from audiences and get their reactions, and our audiences love to talk to these filmmakers about their work.”Now in its 31st year, ShortFest will screen more than 300 mini movies (selected from over 6,000 submissions) in 90-minute blocks.
Del Webb Explore and Atelier 27 Open in Palm Desert

4 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Lisa Hart

Developed with Gen X buyers in mind, Del Webb Explore Palm Desert might not blare Nirvana from speakers around the pool or screen The Breakfast Club on VHS in the clubhouse. But it does eschew the 55-and-older restriction.
How Architect Robert Stone Is Changing the Palm Springs Modernism Narrative

1 month ago | palmspringslife.com | Maggie Downs

Robert Stone isn’t here to play the nostalgia game. He grew up in Palm Springs, yes, but not in the Rat Pack fantasy version that shows up on souvenir coasters. His dad built houses throughout the Coachella Valley: clean-lined, sun-bleached, quintessential desert. The family lived in a revolving door of them, often packing up and moving on as soon as the next one was ready. “I basically do the architecture version of what he did,” Stone says now with a shrug.
Anna Camp on Bride Hard, Balance, and Living in Palm Springs

1 month ago | palmspringslife.com | Jessica P. Ogilvie

Photography by Andrew EcclesStyling by Annabelle HarronHair by Marissa MarinoMakeup by Brett FreedmanPhotographed at Casa Cody, the oldest hotel in Palm SpringsWhen Anna Camp bought her house in the Twin Palms neighborhood of Palm Springs in 2020, she was stepping out of a long-term relationship, seeking a change of pace and a place to renew. She’d spent time in the desert before, bewitched by the surrounding mountains and swaddling heat — and she was ready to make the region her home.