Dopamine Design: A Couple Lists Their 1950s ‘Happy House’ in Palm Springs Ahead of Modernism Week
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Dopamine Design: A Couple Lists Their 1950s ‘Happy House’ in Palm Springs Ahead of Modernism Week

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  • Los Angeles-based partners John Freeman and Mathieu Faure are selling their colorful, 2,237-square-foot Palm Springs home, known for its pink doors, murals by local artist Shawn Savage, and vibrant "modern American glamour" decor by Jonathan Adler.
  • The house features three bedrooms, an open-plan common area with a bar and fireplace, a two-story library, a pool with desert mountain views, and a private primary suite with floor-to-ceiling windows.
  • The couple bought the home for $1.925 million in 2024 after the previous owners spent over two years and $700,000 renovating and commissioning artwork, and they are open to selling the furniture and decor with the house.
  • Located in the Mesa neighborhood near the San Jacinto Mountains, the home offers easy access to hiking trails, a friendly community, and a peaceful environment with no through-roads.
  • The property will be listed for auction, represented by Bennion Deville Homes/Luxury Portfolio International agents Stewart Smith, Patrick Jordan, and Kevin Stanley.

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