As the sun dips behind Mt. San Jacinto, join us for a rarefied evening at one of Palm Springs’ most iconic architectural gems. Nestled in the historic Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, the Morse Residence, a Palm Springs Class 1 Historic Site, opens its doors for an exclusive sunset cocktail reception.

Originally built in 1961 by the Alexander Construction Company and designed by the renowned architects Dan Palmer and William Krisel, the Morse Residence later underwent a complete renovation by the Hollywood architect Harold “Hal” Levitt. Known for designing luxurious homes for Hollywood’s elite, as well as the iconic Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas, Levitt left his mark here with a redesign that makes this property truly one-of-a-kind.

This Midcentury Modern home offers a rare glimpse into the golden age of glamorous desert entertaining. With its sleek lines, vintage terrazzo surfaces, and breathtaking mountain views, the Morse House embodies the timeless allure of Palm Springs sophistication and hospitality.

Sip cocktails poolside, enjoying a warm October evening. Enjoy the music filled air as you wander through the expansive living spaces, and soak in the elegance of this award-winning residence. From the iconic swim-up bar to the striking entry gallery, every detail sets the stage for a refined evening of conversation and connection.

This is Palm Springs at its most polished, intimate, stylish, and effortlessly chic.