It will provide a burst of color on Palm Canyon Drive for visitors and residents alike,” said Trina Turk.Inspired by the architecture, landscape, and multicultural lifestyle of California, American fashion designer Trina Turk founded her namesake label in 1995 with her husband Jonathan Skow. “It’s exciting to have an artist of Jim’s stature design an installation specifically for our residential boutique window. We love that they are all coming together in Palm Springs, where we met years ago.” “Trina and Jonathan’s designs, Jim’s work, and the Placewares aesthetic are all colorful, graphic, and sophisticated. “We have been great friends with Trina & Jonathan and Jim for nearly 20 years now and are so happy to be able to collaborate professionally on what promises to be a fantastic evening,” said Lane. Each is emblazoned with a mash-up of Jim and Placewares’ logos, designed by artist Pae White, who has also reimagined logos for MOCA and the Albright Knox.

They include a nylon and duck canvas bag made in cooperation with Baggu three ceramic mugs and three trays, a tray table, a stool, and a coaster set in laminated birch. Isermann signed the product collaborations - all of which are on sale in the store. Isermann designed a custom installation for the windows of the brand’s iconic 1962 Albert Frey, which were revealed at the event and will remain through Thanksgiving. The reception included catering by F10 and refreshments by Jardesca, Landmark Chardonnay, and FIJI Water. Turk) hosted a celebration marking the collaboration between internationally known and collected artist Jim Isermann, a Palm Springs resident, and Placewares, a design house and shop celebrating its 40th birthday next year and owned by longtime friends (and former Palm Springs neighbors), Kevin Lane and Shev Rush.

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