This Palm Springs Gem Gets A Modern Makeover With A Bohemian Twist
The intent of the open concept was for their family to be able to be in different areas of the house but still feel connected.
Keeping the original fireplace was very important to the homeowners, but keeping the original brick color was not. They added a fresh coat of white paint and updated the fireplace with a dual wood and gas combo.
A clean and crisp interior restored to all its original glory, with a boho twist.
Does a home in Palm Springs need to conform to midcentury design? London transplant and homeowner of a renovated midcentury modern house Jade Spalding knew how she felt: "I wanted to stay true to the midcentury modern vibe, of course, but also make it my own. I think sometimes, especially in Palm Springs, people can be a bit serious about midcentury design and so they stick to a very in-the-box approach when renovating. I really wanted to have a bit of fun with it and break a few rules! Who says midcentury can't branch out a bit!?"
The blue theme continues in the kitchen along with a brass legged built in breakfast table.
Here we see an original mid century table paired with new modern chairs and accented with a bohemian pot and side table.
Magical sunset hour in the desert.
Simple concrete floors adorn most of the house so that a less traditional design influence can be added with rugs and other decor.
Custom Moroccan mosaic tile and brass hardware showcase the homeowner's bohemian flare to traditional midcentury style.