This year's CAMP (Community And Meeting Place) was held in the famed Robinsons Building, a Class I Historic property originally built in 1958 by Charles Luckman Associates and William L. Pereira for the J.W. Robinson Department Store. (Image: Jake Holt Photography)
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Modernism Week tapped into the inimitable spirit and allure of the golden era of Hollywood for a truly glamorous red carpet opening night event, complete with craft cocktails, cigar girls, and music through the night! (Image: Jake Holt Photography)
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This annual favorite returned to the Palm Springs Convention Center, and featured 85 premier national and international dealers presenting furniture, decorative and fine arts reflecting all design movements of the 20th century. (Image: Jake Holt Photography)
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This year's Show House was one of the most Instagrammed events during Modernism Week! And with good reason - Christopher Kennedy and his team of designers brought plenty of color, style, and design inspiration to this midcentury home. (Image: Jake Holt Photography)
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For the first time ever, we had the Mod Squad join us for both weekends of Modernism Week. This group of talented creatives, designers, photographers, artists, and tastemakers gave us a peek at Palm Springs through their eyes (and respective Instagram lenses). Special thanks to The Saguaro for hosting the Mod Squad!
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We scored plenty of modernist goods, thanks to our amazing vendors at CAMP: AMMO Books, Country Floors, Wilsonart, Modfire, Pashley Cycles, Anthony Cioffi Design, Tribeca Shortlist/Mad Men, Photos.com/Kelly Golightly, Destination PSP, Gibbs Smith, SHAG Store Palm Springs, Loll Designs, Fab Trailers Photo Booth, VIP Mobile Suites & Greenrooms, Cheeky's Palm Springs To Go, and Desert Sun. Special thanks to our sponsors: Room & Board, Plantscapers, Inc., Mountain States, Big Ass Fans/Haiku Home, Dunn-Edwards Paints, JUST Water, Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery, and ELLE DECOR.
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A special "Mad Men" exhibit, sponsored by Tribeca Shortlist and Lionsgate, was curated by the show's prop master Ellen Freund and set decorator Claudette Didul, and was open to the public at CAMP. Roger Sterling's couch, Don Draper's desk, and Joan's iconic red dress were just a few of the featured memorabilia. (Image: Christine Joo)
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We got up close and personal with stunning residences normally closed to the public, like the Abernathy House, designed by midcentury architect William F. Cody for millionaire socialite James Logan Abernathy in 1962. This home was also the backdrop for a special "Mad Men Affair" party. (Image: Jake Holt Photography)
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This year's show featured even more stunning trailers, campers, vintage cars, memorabilia, and art than ever. It's hard to pick a favorite, but we were certainly impressed by the interior of this reimagined Greyhound bus! (Image: Christine Joo)
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Charles Phoenix wrapped up the final event of Modernism Week in a truly sweet fashion, with a towering cake (filled with local date cream cheese and sunny California citrus) by Over the Rainbow Cupcakes & Desserts. (Image: Mary Jensen)
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