Jonathan Adler, the famous interior designer, created another exciting and colourful design project in a hotel in Palm Springs. The Hotel Parker Palm Springs reflects Adler’s lively flair. In the heart of the desert, Jonathan Adler first designed Parker Palm Springs in 2004. Some months ago, following an unbelievable metamorphosis, the new hotel design unveiled its new face.

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Jonathan Adler’s Parker Palm Springs Hotel

The essence of this location was to be preserved by Jonathan Adler, who honoured architecture of the 1950s and mid-century. He intended to add more contemporary elements to the hotel at the same time.

Jonathan Adler’s Parker Palm Springs Hotel

Parker Palm Springs’ luxurious and unique esthetic draws tourists from all over the world and from Los Angeles who generally stay in Palm Springs weekends to enjoy the sun and warm weather at all times.

Jonathan Adler’s Parker Palm Springs Hotel

Observe the photos and discover why this project is amazing.

Amongst the new elements of the hotel, it is impossible for the bronze sculpture, in the shape of a banana and whose height reaches more than two meters, not to stand in the garden.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

The Parker Palm Springs has numerous villas one of which is the name of the cowboy singer, named Gene Autry, who owned and resided there in 1961, and notably forms the atmosphere of Hollywood and comprises of several design furniture items from a collection by Jonathan Adler.

The Parker Palm Spring offers a wide range of stylish restaurants, bars with varying styles and preferences, Norma an outdoor area with a deck, Mister Parker’s dark-coloured, Counter-Reformation bar with a brass element, mirrors and tiles, Mini bar as a jewellery box.

INSPIRED BY THE LOOK

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