Chris Menrad's Palm Springs Alexander Home Tour

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing your home.😊

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Too cute with a little one running around!!😊😊

[@marcusbrown1767]

Outrageous...I respect this.

[@marquamfurniture]

I should be commenting on the house, the furnishings, and the home owner, but the dog has me in stitches....... What a comedian! He should have his own channel.

[@sentient24]

It is so important to preserve this style, it goes so well with the landscape and lifestyle.

[@lizabetx483]

Thank you for allowing us to see the interior and exterior of this beautiful home.

[@gleetz]

thanks glad you enjoyed it . Courtney

[@svenswwis436]

Enjoyable video to watch. Lovely home, and very entertaining dog.

[@jenniferreed8227]

What a beautiful home!

[@kbVACArestatecarsnrvs]

Just happened to have this pop up in front of me tonight and I had to continue to view it since I lived in PS over 30 years ago and also lived in an Alexander built home on N. Orchid Tree. But in the beginning of the video I forgot about the subject matter when my mouth dropped over the 1970 Chrysler 300 Convertible in that color combo! Beautiful! As well as your house. My father was and I am a car guy and he had the same car in white/white/green with the Hurst Hood and trunk deck (but not a Gold/White Hurst model) and not only are those houses classic but of course, that 300 is also! So glad I watched this!

[@KathyBreedlove]

Love, love, love it. I have walked by (with my dog) in the daytime many times, but will have to check it out at night!

[@kimberlypotts8922]

Have visited PS twice. Absolutely lovely place! I enjoyed this video very much.

[@MalcolmDesigns]

Thanks for the tour and history of your beautiful mid-century home.

[@normhal4908]

Your home knocks my socks off.

[@amyxplores810]

Love the house and furniture.

[@tressinar]

It's so perfect. ❤ even your 🐕

[@JulieRogers-y6h]

Live this so much! Brick is hilarious!

[@TD-ox4pf]

Thanks!!!! And that old school bathroom lol funny to see but in good shape.

[@thierrysf]

This guy has exceptional taste, and not only for homes: he owns a Citroën DS.

[@rajjie100]

That was fun and informative. The vintage cars in the carport are my favorite touch .

[@MarioRossi-dc3nh]

Wow! I've been looking an home like that and Palm Springs, too since I was born! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊🎉🎉🎉

[@rebecap9417]

Absolutely gorgeous! My dream home. 😍♥️🔥

[@RyanCarter-MA-XXX]

Your home is stunning!

[@loanbarron]

Thanks for sharing your home's colorful history and design in such an entertaining video.

[@Jijohann]

Now this is real mid century design.

[@marjoriecohn3868]

Great history. Love your tulip table.

[@jcs3330]

Although it isn't my personal choice of aesthetic, I can clearly appreciate the design of that era. Very iconic when seen anywhere.

[@fashionforwarddd]

I really enjoyed this video❤

[@marycarter5511]

This reminds me of a neighborhood in Alexandria, Va, There used to be a Tv show for children every morning, I think it was Mrs Frances' or Mrs Connie's morning nursery class.She lived in one of the houses and I think the houses was very similar to these show here, lots of glass.

[@АндрейПопов-ь6в]

Thank you! Wonderful!

[@louisesuffolk]

OMG, I want to live here so bad ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@francinebrandt8683]

Just loving the design, but I have to add, Dan Palmer was also an architect with William Krisel. Please, don’t leave him out! I had the pleasure of meeting him when I worked on their 1st built home built together right out of college in Sherman Oaks for their attorney. I have a video of that somewhere. I’ll look for it. But, just a note, Palmer was the true non ego brain behind the designs. Krisel was very egotistic. Let’s give credit where credit is due.

[@steves9905]

someone pulls up in a Rolls at the end...appropriate PS vehicle

[@ulitkabob7567]

Очень нравится ваш стиль, дизайн дома

[@lizabetx483]

The lady in the vintage video clip resembles the actress Eleanor Parker, the baroness, from the Sound of Music.

[@gleetz]

yes it does but I think it is actually the architects wife

[@wernerdanler2742]

I've always liked midcentury modern architecture, but in the desert, I'd think with all that glass, it would cost a fortune to cool. Perhaps replacing it with low e double glazing would help, and using swamp coolers instead of airconditioners would make it liveable.

[@marjoriecohn3868]

Solar is a great desert choice.