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"We wanted an iconic mid-century modern
Palm Springs experience, and we got it!"
Carolyn, February 2025, VRBO
Your
home base
​Welcome to The Twin Palms Art House, where the color of Palm Springs invites you to let your creativity run free as you explore our amazing little desert city, or do absolutely nothing at all by our private pool.
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Your choices are endless when you have a home base.
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Color
Amenity
Splash
Expression
Nature
It's certainly a house of color. Come explore the house and find your vibrancy.
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We're all about amenities. Review ours starting in the kitchen, chef.
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If you like water, we like you.​​
Our art is out expression. Come join the discussion.
The beauty of the desert is truly a gift and we love presents.
Surround yourself with
the colors of midcentury
We take our commitment to vibrancy rather seriously.
Across this three-bedroom, three-bathroom property that sleeps six people, you'll never be wanting if you like a dash of creative mid-century modern inspired color.​
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A kitchen ready for you, chef
​We know how important the amenities are when staying in a short-term rental.
Take our kitchen, it's ready for you or your crew to cook up a storm, although you’ll likely find yourself drawn outside...
Just off the kitchen, the new BBQ and alfresco dining area sit under a canopy of sparkling festival lights. It’s an easy, inviting spot to grill dinner and enjoy the desert air long after the sun goes down.
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The outdoor suite
​Escape the heat, enjoy the heat. Whatever your preference you can do it in total comfort and privacy in our pool, spa and outdoor rain shower, collectively what we call 'the outdoor suite'
#splash
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Explore the pool
Reserve
Always live artfully
We love art, we love expression. It fills us with memories of lands afar, of what (and who) could have been, and what still can be. It's escapism and its right here, all at once.
Come stay artfully with us and form your own view.
Back to nature
The garden is a curated celebration of our desert, featuring a striking collection of architectural cacti and native plantings, all framing the iconic twin Washingtonian palms that give the neighborhood its name and which were planted when construction began back in 1959.​
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Come, chill by the firepit and watch the sunset over the San Jacinto Mountains.
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Let's go outside
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