$1,650,000

When the desert sun drops behind the San Jacinto peaks, 1397 Celadon comes alive. It doesn't just capture Palm Springs lightit flirts with it.Ditching predictable beachy neutrals for pure drama, the residence embraces a seductive, high-contrast palette. High-gloss, smoke-hued marble floors stretch across open-concept living spaces, reflecting warm light against moody charcoal textures, dark wood slats, and brass accents.Every touchpoint feels impeccably curated. Grace Homes Palm Springs brings tailored texture through custom wallpaper and drapes, while integrated solar shades and a motorized solar patio screen by Vertical Visions offer effortless control over light and privacy. Beyond the aesthetics, the home is thoughtfully engineered for refined living, complete with a whole-home water filtration system, custom organized storage by Reyes Custom Cabinets in the closets and garage, and a robust energy setup featuring 38 total solar panels and 3 back-up batteries.At the center of the allure is the kitchena theater for midnight entertaining. Matte-black cabinetry wraps the walls, while a dark marble waterfall island sits beneath a glowing cascade of sculpted brass Sputniks.The primary suite is pure indulgence. Massive glass frames views of swaying palms and rugged mountain peaks, leading seamlessly into a spa bath where a deep soaking tub and rain shower are enveloped in dark vertical tiles.Outdoors, the experience reaches its crescendo. Custom-designed by La Riviera Studios, the lush front and back landscapes strip away builder-grade simplicity in favor of immersive desert greenery. The crown jewel of the grounds is a bespoke fire pit sculptured by renowned artist Roger Hopkinsa true architectural anchor for warm Desert Hot Springs evenings under the stars.From the iconic Warhol-inspired powder room to the sultry, orb-lit dining room, every inch is crafted for impact. 1397 Celadon is Palm Springs, redefined sultry crossover where desert calm meets unapologetic glamour.