TV Plumber's Palm Springs Home Wrapped In Red, Orange Velvet

PALM SPRINGS (CBSLA.com) — A home for sale in the Palm Springs area is a red velvet time capsule from the 70s.

Stephan's Folly was built in 1965 and designed by Robert Lewis, and later purchased TV's most ubiquitous plumber Jack Stephan, who installed the current interior in 1971. The 3,250-square-foot home features three bedrooms, five bathrooms, and miles of red and orange velvet on the walls, carpets, ceilings and windows.

The home, which is being offered for sale for $899,000, received the Palm Springs Modern Committee's Residential Preservation Award. Besides the luxuriously velvet interior, it offers a kidney-shaped pool, a sunken living room, a curved sunken wet bar, a den, a pool cabana, a butler's pantry and an oversized garage.

The home also features an original intercom system, a drop-down screening theater and other custom features.

Stephan's Folly is being offered by The Paul Kaplan Group.