Inspired by the iconic Coachella Valley Savings & Loan No. 2, this sculptural tissue box cover celebrates one of Palm Springs' most significant examples of mid-century modern architecture. Designed by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams in 1961, the building is recognised for its dramatic inverted concrete arches, floating roofline and innovative structural design—an enduring landmark that helped define the city's architectural identity.
Reimagined as a functional tissue box cover, it transforms an everyday household essential into a striking design object. Whether styled on a bookshelf, coffee table or office desk, it's a subtle tribute to one of modernism's most celebrated commercial buildings.
Part of our Architect Collection, celebrating architecture in everyday design through thoughtfully chosen objects inspired by the modernist movement.
Features
Inspired by the iconic Coachella Valley Savings & Loan No. 2 building
Designed after the 1961 landmark by architect E. Stewart Williams
Featured in the New York Times T Magazine 2023 Holiday Gift Guide
Original design by Destination PSP
Hand assembled in Southern California
Durable printed PVC construction
Fits most standard low-count rectangular tissue boxes
