1275 S Calle De Maria, Palm Springs, CA 92264
In 1955, architect E. Stewart Williams designed a Palm Springs house for Leon and Thea Koerner, a Vancouver-based couple. Their home in Deepwell Estates occupied nearly an acre assembled from four parcels. Williams designed a single-story structure with a shed roof and deep overhangs. Large areas of glass and sliding glass doors connected the interior with the grounds, where the landscape architects Eckbo, Dean, Royston, and Williams designed the garden. Natural wood ran throughout the house, from its post-and-beam structure and board-and-batten exterior to its cabinets, closets, and built-in furniture. These details made wood part of both the building itself and the rooms designed for the Koerners. The house and garden were later restored using the original architectural drawings and landscape plan. On November 9, 2023, the Palm Springs city council unanimously approved the residence as a Class 1 Historic Resource.
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