A Palm Springs primary suite whose dressing room was redrawn to agree with the house's horizontal lines.
Before
A midcentury residence whose primary suite had been remodeled once already, in a style that fought the home's original horizontal lines. The closet read as an add-on: boxy, dark, and finished in a warm-toned laminate that clashed with the cooler palette.
After
The dressing room was redesigned from the architecture outward: full-height oak holding the home's horizontal lines, an island with velvet-lined drawers, and integrated LED washing the grain. UV-inhibiting finishes and dimensionally stable cores answered the desert sun. No wall was moved.
The longer account of this commission is in Before & After: Six Rooms, Reconsidered. We do not publish a project price, a duration specific to this house, or a client review beyond what that journal already quotes.
