Fleetwood at Modernism Week

Fleetwood Windows & Doors is proud to announce its full-scale partnership with Modernism Week 2025 in Palm Springs. Fleetwood is thrilled to showcase its products throughout the highly anticipated annual event celebrating mid-century modern design, architecture, art, and culture. Fleetwood has collaborated with top designers to remodel two iconic homes, offering attendees an exclusive look at modern luxury design in action.

From February 14-17 (Friday through Monday) and February 21-23 (Friday through Sunday), attendees will have the rare opportunity to tour both homes from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Fleetwood representatives will be onsite to answer product questions, network with attendees, and distribute informative literature about the company’s luxury window and door offerings. Purchase home tour tickets for the West House and the Sackley Chase Sensation at www.modernismweek.com.

FLEETWOOD IN ELVIS PRESLEY’S HONEYMOON HIDEAWAY

Architect William Krisel designed the House of Tomorrow, or Alexander Estate, and Elvis and Priscilla Presley honeymooned there in its prime in 1967. The property is made up of a series of four interconnected pods. Krisel favored the circular shape of the pods because, “... circles have no edge, you can approach them from anywhere.”

Michelle Boudreau redesigned the home and utilized Fleetwood’s 3-series windows to restore the famous bay window.

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• series 330-T

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Mid-century modern home in Palm Springs, California featuring dramatic angular rooflines, cantilevered design, large glass windows, and stone exterior walls, complemented by desert landscaping with palm trees and gravel pathways.

Modern interior courtyard featuring a sleek black reflecting pool surrounded by tall green succulents and cacti, with pendant lighting overhead and open-concept spaces showcasing natural wood walls and minimalist design.

FLEETWOOD IN ADAM WEST’S PERSONAL BAT CAVE

Built in 1954 and previously owned by actor Adam West, best known for his role as Batman. Renovated by architect Albert Frey and most recently redesigned by Michelle Boudreau Design for Modernism Week, the seamless indoor-outdoor living of this home is highlighted by expansive floor-to-ceiling Fleetwood sliders that offer breathtaking views of the majestic San Jacinto Mountains.

Featured Products

• EDGE |f| Fixed Window

• EDGE |p| Pivot Door

• series 3000 Sliding Doors with Narrow 1″ Interlockers

• series 3800-T Fixed Window Wall

• series 4070-T Multi-Sliding Pocket Doors

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Michelle Boudreau & Michelle Boudreau Design

With an education in fine art and a former career in creative direction and boutique store design, Michelle Boudreau seeks to bring artful, abstract, even surreal elements to her projects while curating a consistent storyline.

She launched Michelle Boudreau Design to further express her creativity focusing on architecture and interior design of unique residential and specialty commercial spaces, throughout the world. Creating custom furniture, art, decor and lighting designs, allows her to tell a new visual story with each venture.

Michelle is on the Board of Directors for the esteemed Modernism Week organization, which celebrates and fosters appreciation of modernist architecture and design, as well as contemporary thinking in these fields, by encouraging education, preservation and sustainable modern living as represented in the greater Palm Springs area.

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Mid-century modern home with flat roof design, white stucco exterior, and large floor-to-ceiling glass windows, featuring an outdoor patio with dining area and landscaped lawn surrounded by palm trees and flowering plants.

FLEETWOOD IN THE SACKLEY CHASE SENSATION

Originally designed by the renowned Palm Springs architect, Stan Sackley in 1976 and beautifully decorated by legendary interior designer Steve Chase, this exceptional home has been thoughtfully updated and reimagined by Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker of Grace Home Furnishings.

Featured Product

• series 3000 Sliding Doors

• series 3200 Hinge Doors

• series 350-T Windows

• series 3800-T Fixed Window Wall

Elegant living room with floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening to a patio with mountain views, featuring a white grand piano, modern chandelier, neutral-toned sofa, patterned area rug, and sheer curtains allowing natural light.

Modern interior entryway with large black-framed glass pivot doors opening to a sunlit patio with swimming pool, featuring light wood flooring, neutral walls, and a white grand piano accented by a patterned area rug.

Mid-century modern home with flat roof design, white stucco exterior, and expansive floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening to a large patio, surrounded by manicured green lawn, palm trees, and mountain views under a clear blue sky.

ABOUT THE DESIGNER

Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker & Grace Home Furnishings:

Founded in 2000 by designers Michael Ostrow and Roger Stoker, and named after their beloved dog Grace, Grace Home Furnishings provides a vibrant, inviting atmosphere that combines retail, a custom furniture studio, and a team of in-house designers providing personalized interior design services.

With backgrounds spanning the fields of interior design, furniture manufacturing, art history, and architecture, Ostrow and Stoker have designed elegant spaces in a range of aesthetics for high-profile clients all over the world.

With a tailored approach and the ability to craft custom pieces or select from hundreds of vendors, they can transform your home by discovering your unique preferences and personal design style.

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