H3K Showroom

501 South Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United States

760-325-5400

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Modern & Retro Inspired Furniture

If you’re looking to renovate, redesign or redecorate your mid-century modern or retro inspired home, this is the place to come.

Howard Hawkes and Kevin Kemper (the H&K in H3K) specialize in upscale design consultation and project management, and their colorful showroom will give you ample opportunity to envision your own remodel before it starts.

Even if you’re a do-it-yourselfer, this place has got some pretty cool stuff to chose from; from furniture to accessories for every room in the house.

Located downtown.

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