The one, the only, the original! This year's Retro Martini Party dramatically unfolds at the Butler Residence (1974, architectural designer James H. McNaughton), aka the famous “Pink Door House” in Canyon Country Club (today the Indian Canyons neighborhood). While photographs of the Hollywood Regency-style home’s pink front door have spread the allure of Palm Springs midcentury architecture internationally, the interior’s grand entertainment areas and richly colored décor are no less striking. Sited on a sprawling double-lot, the manicured grounds, towering palm trees, 75-foot pool, and captivating mountain views luxuriously compliment the brilliantly designed 5,300-square-foot home. With your martini in hand when night falls on the valley, be sure to swing by the outdoor firepit to enjoy the remarkable silhouetted mountain backdrop. Finally, do not forget that the famous Retro Martini Party is the perfect event to show off your best vintage attire!

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