Inside a Power Couple's Bohemian Palm Springs Home
California is renowned for its iconic midcentury architectural marvels, but one region that consistently outperforms all others is Palm Springs. The cactus-lined streets of its desert environment provide a dynamic backdrop for the historic homes that live there. These dramatic natural elements are a part of what attracted Twofold L.A.'s newest clients (a young power couple) to the area.
Built in 1933, the 4000-square-foot 6 bedroom and 6 bathroom estate comes complete with grand mountain views, outdoor gardens, a pool, an exterior covered loggia with a wood burning fireplace and three separate properties located on the grounds. The home itself features classic Spanish details from open-beam ceilings to Old World tiles and ornate ironwork. Maintaining the architectural integrity and the historical details of the estate was crucial during the contemporary renovations. The end result is a modern family home with a distinct boho-chic aesthetic.
"The intent was to create a bohemian paradise, rich with textures, layers, and a soft yet graphic color palette that would highlight the estate's architecture but not overpower it," said Jenn Pablo and Olivia Korenberg, the co-founders of Twofold L.A, to MyDomaine. "We wanted the clients to feel like this was a place that they could escape and feel welcome." Ahead, the Twofold L.A. team shares their style notes on how they transformed each room of the house.