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Fab Midcentury Design From Palm Springs Modernism Week

By: Lisa Johnson Mandell
June 10, 2015
Once a year, the swinging era is celebrated with fabulous displays of midcentury design, architecture, art and culture. Check out some of our favorite houses and exhibitors featured during this event.
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Skuris/DeCancio House Living Room
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Palm Springs Modernism Week: Skuris/DeCancio House Living Room

The Skuris/DeCancio House was renovated in 2006-2007 by architect and designer Philip DeCancio, one of the current homeowners. He was careful to preserve the home's midcentury modern style.

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Siva House Patio
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Palm Springs Modernism Week: Siva House Patio

The Siva House, designed in 1959 by Hugh M. Kaptur, is a popular stop on one of several home tours that take you behind closed doors of private homes that exemplify midcentury modern design, during Palm Springs Modernism Week.

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Siva House Pool
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Palm Springs Modernism Week: Siva House Pool

Popular mid-modernist architect Albert Frey designed additions to the Siva House, including the infinity pool, one of the first of its kind in the desert.

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Siva House Interior: Palm Springs Modernism Week
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Palm Springs Modernism Week: Siva House Interior

Siva House owners Mark and Liz Ostoich, collectors at heart, have cobbled together a home popping with midcentury furnishings and art. They've been known to open their home to period enthusiasts during Palm Springs Modernism Week.

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