Off-Grid Comfort
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Joshua Tree, San Bernardino County
Blissfully detached from reality, this home springs up in the wild Californian desert like a mirage. The interior of this pueblo-style home has been rehauled with a discerning eye.
High Desert Mirage
6 guests
3 bedrooms
San Bernardino County, California
Located in the heart of Joshua Tree, this knock-out hideaway has been featured in everything from fashion shoots to music videos as well as Andy Samberg's film "Palm Springs" – a fact that doesn't surprise us considering its otherworldly style. This home subtly blends into the desertscape with its earthy tones and rusty finishes, featuring a fusion of Wabi-Sabi and modern design.
Canyon Bliss
6 guests
3 bedrooms
Eastern Goleta Valley, Santa Barbara County
Nestled near the canyons of Santa Barbara, this home offers beautiful views and the ideal opportunity for a private retreat. It’s also just a ten-minute drive to the nearest beach and amenities – making this a great option for those in search of action and relaxation.
The Graham Residence
4 guests
2 bedrooms
Yucca Valley, San Bernardino County
Surrounded by ten acres of stunning desert landscape in the Yucca Valley, this remarkable net-zero energy home really is the epitome of a secluded getaway. It’s been profiled in Dwell Magazine as well as on countless high-end websites, and you can immediately see why.
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