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Get A Room: Trina Turk’s Palm Springs House

by Jennifer Ash

Last week, we had the opportunity to spend a relaxing morning in Palm Springs brunching at the stunning desert residence of designer Trina Turk. In addition to the delicious eats and delightful company, it was the Midcentury Modern architecture, awesome retro-chic decor and expansive landscape surrounding Trina’s home that left us inspired.

If you’re looking to spruce up your own space, click through to view three of our favorite rooms from Trina’s desert digs, plus the key pieces you need to cop her effortlessly cool, SoCal style.

Welcome To Trina Turk's Weekend Home in Palm Springs

Trina's house is known as The Ship of the Desert. It was built in 1936 by architects Erle Webster and Adrian Wilson and features curved walls and redwood balconies that bear resemblance to a ship's deck.

Photos: Gregg Felsen at Palm Springs Life

Living Room

Spice up a neutral living space with colorful throw pillows and bold, decorative accessories.

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Library

A vintage-inspired accent chair is the perfect pick-me-up for a home office or study.

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Guest Bedroom

Make a guest bedroom feel fresh by topping stark white bedding with a printed throw blanket.

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