Tucked back from the street with a front-row view of Camelback Mountain’s north face, this historical hacienda’s gardens are a study in the natural beauty of the Sonoran Desert.
A veritable wonderland of discovery, this eclectic landscape inspires leisurely strolls and invites contemplation.
This home’s front courtyard will charm you, providing only a hint of what awaits in the backyard.
This stately landscape is unique in its integration of a natural desert palette accented with lush plantings.
Homeowners who hail from New England incorporated that aesthetic into their landscape.
Originally created more than 15 years ago, this showstopper is a prime example of how an established garden can integrate Arizona’s natural beauty into a home landscape.
A Paradise Valley estate with sweeping views of the natural desert, this Spanish Colonial home features an inviting front entry courtyard alive with blooming flora and a lush, Mediterranean-inspired backyard set against the panoramic desert backdrop.
One of Arizona’s most beloved resorts, The Hermosa Inn sets the standard for luxurious boutique accommodations and exquisite dining—and lush gardens that embody the beauty of the Southwest.
Encompassing more than 10,000 square feet on 1.8 acres, this French-inspired Mediterranean estate in the heart of Arcadia is a showcase of Old-World artistry fused with modern refinement
This golf course estate has been reimagined for modern living while retaining its 1970s vibe.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Rooted in European tradition and timelessness—and capturing California wine country warmth and modernity, this family home was built for entertaining and everyday life. Features that adults love, including a chef-style kitchen and temperature-controlled wine room, mix effortlessly with spaces for kids to enjoy, such as an indoor basketball court and
Located in Scottsdale’s historic Villa Monterey district, this townhome is a perfect example of how a smaller floor plan can be thoughtfully remodeled and re-created.
Welcome to the 1960s.
This Spanish-style home vibrates with original character.
Situated on almost 2 acres on a south-facing bluff in Carefree, this house and casita have panoramic views of a rolling landscape and mountain ranges.
Created by empty nesters as a welcoming getaway for their grown children to return to, this modern family home was designed to be relaxing, informal and built for entertaining.
Originally designed by architect Benny Gonzales in 1966, this adobe brick casa recently underwent a complete transformation, including the landscape.
Stellar front-door views of Camelback Mountain and a four-sided negative edge reflecting pool are two unforgettable components of this contemporary home.
Bougainvillea climbing the front elevation makes this picturesque home a neighborhood favorite.
Marked with meticulously shaped hedges and bursting with blooming, trees, shrubs and vines, this landscape fuses comfort with formality.
This home was meticulously designed to maximize views and celebrate Arizona’s natural beauty.
This hillside home is a symphony of color and texture.
Designed to celebrate Sonoran Desert moments and taking its cues from Desert Botanical Garden, this sustainable and environmentally friendly landscape invites leisurely exploration.
Photos from the Moonlight Sonata home on the inaugural Phoenix Home & Garden Sunset Tour on March 1, 2025.
The Phoenix Home & Garden Sunset Tour is the first of its kind in the Valley, happening Saturday, March 1 and benefitting the Phoenix Art Museum.
Every item within this exquisitely appointed home is available for order through Market by Modern Nest.
Every square foot of this home is tailor-made for a young, growing family.
This eclectic townhome honors that distinction while drawing inspiration from postmodernism, the 1960s Rat Pack era, the 1970s and early 1990s, Morocco and a touch of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
Contemporary with a twist, the interiors of this home are accented by colorful notes and eye candy in every room—bright yellow sofas, chairs in bold prints, unexpected accents and vivid artwork.
This historic postmodern townhome was recently renovated—while still honoring the 1970s Sands North aesthetic—by layering contemporary materials such as steel, wood, glass and concrete.
Built in the 1930s, this charming residence serves as home base for owners who spend their lives traveling the world in search of distinctive accents, artifacts and decor.
Nestled in the Los Olivos subdivision of the Alvarado Historic District, this 1921 Craftsman home was extensively renovated while preserving all of the existing historic details and charm.
With Camelback Mountain as its backdrop to the west and the Four Peaks Mountain Range to the east, this home is as unique as its setting.
Landscape designed by Greg Trutza of New Directions in Landscape Architecture.
Designed by Plant Stand of Arizona
Designed by Masters of the Southwest award winner Chad Norris.
