3410 Andreas Hills is more than a home, it’s a statement of vision and style. Conceived by celebrated modernist John Walling, this 3,207 sq ft architectural gem captures the seamless connection between indoors and desert landscape that defines the best of Palm Springs living. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls dissolve boundaries, flooding every space with light and framing the San Jacinto Mountains as living art. From the moment you enter, Walling’s intent is unmistakable, the mountains feel like part of the home. The grand living pavilion evokes the golden age of Palm Springs entertaining, a luminous expanse of glass and stone where dining, lounging, and cocktails mingle beneath soaring ceilings. A sleek gas fireplace anchors the room, while the Sonos sound system and sunken wet bar invite effortless gatherings that flow naturally to the terrace beyond. A clever pass-through window connects the bar to the covered outdoor lounge, dissolving the line between indoors and out. The chef’s kitchen, newly remodeled with double ovens and a gas cooktop, is designed for both intimate dinners and lively weekend gatherings. Step outside to an oversized corner lot surrounded by mature desert landscaping, your own private oasis. Lounge by the resort-style pool, dine beneath the stars, or gather around the fire pit as the sunset ignites the mountains. Every detail celebrates the art of indoor-outdoor living. When it’s time to unwind, Walling’s thoughtful layout ensures privacy for all three bedrooms. The primary suite is a secluded retreat with its own fireplace, a spa-inspired bath, and two private patios, each perfectly positioned to capture the shifting desert light. Offered fully furnished with curated designer pieces, 3410 Andreas Hills embodies the sophisticated yet effortless spirit of Palm Springs, a discreet hideaway for the creative set, where design, comfort, and the desert’s quiet magic exist in perfect harmony.