Interior designer Richard Hallberg and architect William Hablinski designed this exotic and stunning home in the desert of Southern California. The team created a beautiful, yet serene surrounding using wood, stone, and water.
This cool textured home consists of a neutral palette and a large collection of art. Hallberg used large pieces throughout the home, including a spectacular piece over the dining room table. ENJOY!
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Photography by Miguel Flores-Vianna
Veranda Magazine September 2011
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WOW!!!!! This is amazing, but the outdoor spaces totally stole my heart..just over the top beautiful!!!!!!
Oh my goodness, I LOVE THIS HOUSE!! This, to me, is what perfect looks like.
Oh my word—this is stunning... the sort of home that leaves you completely speechless... I wish I could live in image no.05 right about now... sit in those lovely white chairs and just relax... I also adore the furniture and way that the bedroom has been composed... well, actually, the ENTIRE home :)
Hope that you are having a wonderful day my friend.
xx, Sarah
I would love to stay there and lay by the pool. Palm springs is not to far from me. A great get away for a week-end. Hummmm, not a bad idea!
Beautiful!! And I love the furniture and fabulous coffered ceiling in that open living space!! Hope you're enjoying our long weekend!!
wow..love the ceilings throughout...stunning coffered and beamed ceilings...beautiful space..
best,
maureeen
I love this home. Th porch is wonderful and I'm looking at that Spanish moss in the bowls on the dining room table again. Going to try and find some this week. Happy Labor Day, Teresa. Mona
So beautiful... all of it! Hope your week is off to a great start, Teresa!! xo
Hello, calling from Australia. I just love this kitchen, however, I'm wondering if the benchtop is concrete. It doesnt say in Veranda. Thanku Sharron
Sharron-
I will check and see what I can find out.
Teresa
xoxo
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