T he house is equipped with central air conditioning and heat. The doors and windows are trimmed in natural wood, and the walls are finished with hand-rubbed amber and cognac colors. There are three bedrooms painted Raspberry, Magenta and Apricot. The winter often has warm sunshine at midday and there are marble topped bistro tables for dining al fresco.
S urrounded by five terraces, the house has an european ambiance.
Pine log pergolas cover the terraces with arbors of cascading wisteria, pyracanthus, jasmine and climbing roses, suggesting its name, Villa Dei Fiori. E ach of the three bedrooms has double french doors opening to a private terrace with view of the giant boulders of quartz-monzonite which surround the house on the south side. Between the kitchen terrace and the southeast terrace, stands a giant Joshua Tree, several hundred years of age. The living and dining rooms have four french doors opening upon two terraces overlooking the valley below. T he interior is decorated with original paintings and prints of the French artist, Michele Viviane Quence.