Tour a stunning 50s home in the Twin Palms neighborhood, featuring post-and-beam style and breathtaking views, beautifully reimagined by H3K Home + Design.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

Guided tours give visitors access to the famed Sunnylands Estate, designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones in 1966 and restored in 2012.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the historic Kirk Douglas Estate, designed by famous Modernist architect Donald Wexler and built by Robert Higgins in 1954

Explore 3 exquisite new model homes—3,500 to 7,000 sq. ft.—while savoring a progressive dinner and live entertainment at each stop. Conclude the evening with an exclusive look at Cotino Bay.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner, his iconic 1947 residential fourplex in Desert Hot Springs.

Just beyond the gates of the legendary El Dorado Country Club, something unexpected rises from the desert floor. The Desert Eichlers are a labor of love—and a feat of determination.

Exclusive driving tour of six high-end Desert Modern vacation homes and full-time residences across Palm Springs—rarely open to the public. Bold design, indoor-outdoor living and vibrant style throughout.

Experience The Lautner Compound at sunset during an exclusive Twilight Tour featuring Hotel Lautner, architectural history, restoration stories and a signature cocktail.

Tour eight distinct homes at CoCo Cabana, a beautifully preserved 1955 garden apartment retreat showcasing classic desert resort living in one of Palm Springs' most scenic neighborhoods.

Go behind the gates of Blue Skies Village to tour seven interiors, a hidden garden, and the William F. Cody–designed clubhouse in this storied midcentury Hollywood retreat in Rancho Mirage.

Come tour Desert Lanai 4, an intimate condominium community designed by famed midcentury architect Charles Du Bois featuring his famous A-frame roofline.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the elegant Earl and Marie Liever Residence (1968), one of architect Stan Sackley's major Canyon Country Club commissions.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of historic “Morada La Estrella” designed by William Charles Tanner and built in 1932.

The swank cool of 1970s Desert Modernism meets laid-back luxury in this expansive, light-filled home in prestigious Indian Canyons. This late Modernist home had lost its luster but got a glow-up.