This home represents a fresh take on Palm Springs modernism, blending mid-century inspiration with contemporary design. Featured in Robb Report, Wallpaper Magazine, Dwell, and Palm Springs Life, it has received international recognition for its architectural significance. Located in the guard-gated community of Desert Palisades, the 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath residence is designed to capture expansive desert and mountain views through walls of glass. Influenced by Japanese Wabi Sabi principles, the interiors highlight natural textures and refined materials, including Hemlock wood ceilings, Calacatta and Taj Mahal stone, French oak, and limestone. The exterior, clad in charred shou sugi ban, offers a bold architectural presence against the landscape. Inside, the primary suite features panoramic views, a spa-inspired bath, and a custom walk-in closet. Each additional en-suite bedroom is individually designed, while amenities such as a dedicated gym, elevator, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow enhance comfort and convenience. Outdoor spaces include an infinity-edge pool, fire feature, built-in BBQ, and multiple lounge areas, creating an ideal setting for both entertaining and everyday relaxation. Designed by architect Jill Lewis, this home balances modern architecture with the surrounding desert environment. An adjacent half-acre parcel, with approved plans for a 5,100-sq-ft residence, is also available–offering the option to expand or create a second home.