A RARE WORK BY ROBERT STONE. Before his name is mentioned alongside modernist masters Neutra and Schindler, acquire a ROBERT STONE original. The Dreamer Estate is architecture as cultural capital for those who collect design, not compromise to it.

This is not a home; it is a living gallery. Two structures, DREAMER and LIL’ DREAMER, are connected by a half-Olympic-length pool that functions as liquid architecture. Inside, retractable glass walls dissolve into the desertscape. Mirrored ceilings capture the San Jacinto mountains, and when sunlight strikes the pool, liquid gold dances across your living room. The effect is transformative - a space that shifts by the hour.

The primary suite is a private sanctuary, opening to a patio with a plunge pool and an oculus that frames the night sky. LIL’ DREAMER, the two-bedroom guest house, offers the same architectural vision in a more intimate scale, creating a self-contained retreat for guests.

Every detail was chosen with intention. Hand-placed breeze blocks create sculptural walls. A silver-glazed tile roof reads like a Spanish spaceship. Crocodile-embossed cabinetry, inspired by Japanese Tansu and Prada Steamer Chests, defies convention. This is a home where every surface tells a story.

Featured in Robb Report, Palm Springs Life, and Wallpaper*, The Dreamer Estate represents a convergence of vision and cultural significance that rarely appears on the market. When Stone’s work enters museum collections, you will own the Rancho Mirage masterpiece. This is not speculation. This is pattern recognition.

Photographed by Yong W Kim. Architecture as art. Living as experience. By invitation to discover what it gives you.