That’s right. You Can Actually Stay in Our Meiselman Home — And It’s Everything You’d Expect I’ve talked a lot about what makes a Jack Meiselman home special — the post-and-beam bones, the soaring tongue-and-groove ceilings, the walls of glass that blur the line between inside and out. But there’s something about experiencing it firsthand…
Googie emerged in the late 1940s out of Southern California, born from a collision of postwar optimism, booming car culture, and a collective national obsession with the Space Age. The name itself comes from a now-demolished West Hollywood coffee shop called Googie’s, designed in 1949 by architect John Lautner
We’re excited to announce that we have a brand-new logo—and it feels like it just rolled in off a sunbaked highway somewhere between a neon motel sign and a Jet Age dream. Our volunteer graphic designer, Ray, recently unveiled this fresh Meiselman logo that perfectly captures the spirit of midcentury Palm Springs. In his words,…