This home defines a new era of Palm Springs modernism, where timeless Mid-Century inspiration meets contemporary refinement. Seamlessly integrating architecture with nature, the design embraces Japanese-influenced Wabi Sabi philosophy–celebrating organic textures, raw materials, and the beauty of imperfection. Set within the exclusive, guard-gated enclave of Desert Palisades, the 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath estate captures sweeping views of the desert valley and surrounding mountains through floor-to-ceiling glass. Warm, elemental materials–including Hemlock wood ceilings, Italian Calcutta and Taj Mahal stone, French oak, and limestone–flow effortlessly throughout the open-concept living spaces. The home’s sculptural facade is wrapped in charred shou sugi ban, offering a bold, tactile contrast against the desert terrain. The primary suite is a secluded haven with panoramic views, a spa-inspired bath with sculptural soaking tub, and a custom walk-in closet. Each additional en-suite bedroom is uniquely appointed with refined finishes and artistic detailing. A dedicated gym, built-in elevator, and seamless indoor-outdoor transitions enhance the home’s livability. Outside, an infinity-edge pool, fire feature, built-in BBQ, and multiple lounge areas create the perfect setting for gathering or unwinding under the stars. Designed by acclaimed architect Jill Lewis, this residence is a masterclass in elevated desert living–where thoughtful architecture honors its environment with quiet sophistication. An adjacent half-acre parcel is also available, offering the opportunity to preserve the home’s sense of space and views. The property includes approved plans for a 5,100-square-foot residence, providing the option to build a complementary retreat or simply maintain the surrounding natural landscape.