Originally conceived by celebrated architect Hugh Kaptur, 343 Orchid Tree Lane epitomizes Palm Springs Modernism. At its core, this four-bedroom, four-bathroom courtyard home is an ode to seamless indoor-outdoor living. Defined by two distinct structures, the main house and a private casita, the layout offers both connection and retreat. The main residence houses the primary suite, a tranquil sanctuary with its own private outdoor patio and pool access, alongside a refined guest suite, an open-concept kitchen, and living area designed for effortless flow. Walls of glass dissolve the boundary between architecture and landscape, allowing natural light to dance across carefully curated materials. The kitchen, a sculptural statement in its own right, juxtaposes organic textures with sleek, state-of-the-art finishes. Custom cabinetry and high-end appliances speak to both form and function, while a seamless connection to the outdoor dining space invites daily alfresco living. Across the courtyard, the detached two-bedroom casita is ideal for guests, creative space, or a quiet hideaway. Classic desert modernism meets contemporary flexibility with a layout as functional as it is striking. Outside the home's true essence reveals itself. The courtyard, both intimate and expansive, is a masterclass in resort-like living. A reimagined pool glistens beneath the desert sky, framed by a monolithic emerald fire feature, curated native landscaping, and multiple intimate lounging areas designed for conversation and connection. Every detail, every line, every material has been considered and refined, resulting in a space that feels both timeless and refreshingly new. This home is a study in restraint and renewal, a masterful blend of Kaptur's original modernist ethos with a fresh, design-forward perspective for modern living.

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