Cool and with a strong presence, this 1970s contemporary architectural home in Vista Las Palmas offers a stunning juxtaposition to the surrounding mid-century homes. At 750 via Vadera, the spaces are gracious, and the varying volumes offer a dramatic interior presentation, all while preserving the indoor-outdoor relationships that make Palm Springs special. Art and architecture are themes here, and the chef’s kitchen is both tastefully secluded and close to the primary living room, offering space for formal dining. After entering into a gallery, the living room is handsome and cool, with a fireplace and bar. Four bedrooms, three of them en-suite, offer room to spread out, and one is currently used as an office. All finishes are neutral and extremely relaxing, allowing for different points of view when curating your own collection. The pool and spa offer great views of the mountains, and the contemporary architectural columns of the 1970s are in striking balance. At nearly 3000 square feet, this home is perfect for weekend getaways or full-time living, as it is also equipped with an owned solar system (57 panels and 3 batteries) and Fleetwood sliding doors. Truly one of the finest opportunities to enjoy all that Palm Springs has to offer, set in one of the most desirable communities in town.