Modern Home Design Showroom

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

760-320-8422

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Mid-century modern home design

This large commercial & residential design showroom features all the latest in modernist home renovation and decoration materials.

From tiles and wallpaper to counter tops and carpeting, Modern Home has everything you’ll need to make your new or vintage property look positively retro, with the added bonus of also offering “real” vintage furniture and accessories, a plus for true modernist homeowners.

Located in the architecturally significant Sun Center shopping center, designed by Richard Harrison.

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