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"Emily Summers's California Desert Retreat\nIn the California desert, Emily Summers restores an elegant example of '60s modernism with sensitivity, vision--and more than a few gallons of vanilla-color paint.\nInterior designer Emily Summers, on the terrace of her family getaway at the Eldorado Country Club in Indian Wells, California.\nSummers worked with Lance O'Donnell of o2 Architecture and Wayne Carlton Connor &amp;amp; Assoc. landscape architecture to restore the 1969 property. Fan palms shade the entrance.\nThe house overlooks the 14th hole of Eldorado's golf course.\nGathered around the living room fireplace are a Warren Platner settee, lounge chair, and ottoman, all upholstered in a fabric from Cowtan &amp;amp; Tout, and a wicker chair by Marc Newson; the panels over the fireplace, clad in a hand-painted Porter Teleo wallpaper, conceal a television. Between the glass doors is an Eric Schmitt console, surmounted by a Jim Dine lithograph. The rug is by Madeline Weinrib, and the walls are painted in a Benjamin Moore white.\nThe golden chairs are vintage Carlo di Carli, and the black-shaded lamp is from Circa Lighting.\nIn the living room, a Qing-dynasty screen hangs above a vintage gondola sofa in a Great Plains fabric; the white-and-gray chair is a Lief design covered in a Muriel Brandolini cotton, and the horseshoe-back chair on the right is attributed to James Mont.\nA Neal Small mirror glints above a Karl Springer sideboard in the dining room; the pendant light is by Jean de Merry, and the Leucos lamp and Jens Risom chairs are all vintage.\nThe kitchen features Bulthaup cabinetry and a KWC faucet; the Bertoia counter stools are by Knoll with Spinneybeck leather cushions, and the pendant light is a vintage Max Sauze design.\nThe master bedroom features a Claes Oldenburg print and ottomans upholstered in a Rubelli cotton from Donghia.\nA vintage chair from Trina Turk Residential in Palm Springs in the master bath; the wall covering is by \u00C9litis from Donghia.\nC&amp;amp;C Milano linens dress the guest-room bed; the bench is Edward Wormley for Dunbar, and the rug is by Madeline Weinrib.\nA Cannon/Bullock wallpaper brightens the powder room; the G\u00FCnther Leuchtmann pendant light is from Plug, the mirror is vintage Mexican, and the faucet is by Kohler.\nThe courtyard's fountain was commissioned from Spanish sculptor Xavier Corber\u00F3 and features one of his basalt statues; in the corner is a 1954 Willy Guhl loop chair.\nA seating area near the pool is furnished with a crystal chandelier and a custom-made sofa that was inspired by a Rudolph Schindler model."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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