Design Travel: Hotel Wren in Twentynine Palms
A light led us to Hotel Wren—to be specific, the sculptural yet airy pendants by a Sydney-based artist that hang in the guest rooms (which Margot wrote about here). Muted, earthy, and serene, the newly renovated 1940s roadside motel in the high desert, “amidst the blooming ocotillo and palo verde trees,” is filled with considered, artist-made details like that. Have a look:
Photography via Hotel Wren, except where noted.



Above: Details—of a built-in bedside and the houses’s earthy kitchen.








For more and to book, head to Hotel Wren. (P.S.: The hotel is currently offering 15 percent off stays.)
And for more desert escapes, might we suggest:
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