Rain pelted down on the steel roof and dripped onto patio chairs built into the side of the house.

Inside, the home was warm and cozy. Sunflower yellow curtains framed floor-to-ceiling glass walls on the south side, matching encilia plants nestled into the side of the mountain.

Seafoam green curtains framed window walls on the north, complementing the mossy green plants growing just outside.

A jagged boulder bigger than a Mini Cooper was the centerpiece, cutting through the floor and glass walls.

The home where famed Palm Springs architect Albert Frey lived is a highlight of Modernism Week — a nine-day celebration of mid-century modern architecture and design that ends Saturday.

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