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“What’s the use of a fine house if you haven’t got a tolerable planet to put it on.” —Henry David Thoreau Thoreau’s words ring truer than ever, especially as we are in the midst of celebrating Earth Month. Throughout April — and in particular, Earth Day on April 22… Read More about Every Day is Earth Day at Dunn-Edwards

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Looking for some inspiration to help boost your residential clients’ curb appeal? Look no further than the vibrant entryways featured in next month’s Palm Springs Door Tour during Modernism Week next month. Presented by Dunn-Edwards Paints and curated by Palm Springs Style, the self-guided bike tour begins at… Read More about First Impressions Start at the Front Door

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Designer Carly Waters of Carly Waters Style wanted to create a sanctuary for her family with her latest home remodel. Read More about Let There Be White In This Designer’s Mid-century Rehab

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We’re wrapping up another successful Modernism Week filled with tours, films, lectures and more. Palm Springs’ annual Modernism Week recently brought thousands of Mid-century Modern enthusiasts together to celebrate this highly distinctive style. The annual event fosters greater appreciation for Mid-century Modern design, architecture, art, fashion, culture and —… Read More about Modernism Week 2018 Recap

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What better way to beautify a city than to start from the ground up, which is exactly what Palm Springs has done with a new public art initiatives. The city, in partnership with the Palm Springs Public Art Commission (PSPAC), invited artist Knight to paint ten benches in his striking colorful pop-art-meets-street-art style. Read More about Pop Goes The Icon: Tysen Knight Celebrates Palm Springs with Public Art Work

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Molly Rhymer, owner of Los Angeles-based business Pop Up Greens, finds pleasure in being surrounded by greenery and nature. And with an eye for design and assured of her preferred design aesthetic, she began creating a line of hand-painted pots with a variety of colors and designs to suit her tastes. Soon, the public took notice and Pop Up Greens was born. Read More about Pop Up Greens: Molly Rhymer and a Devotion to Plantscaping

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In our summer 2013 educational series on paint and color technology, we begin with a review of one of the basics – what's in paint. Read More about What Is Paint Made of?

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