The marble floors of the 3,000 square foot Bougan Villa extend outside to the patio and deck of the resort sized pool.

This home, decorated with classic mid-century furnishings, hosted photoshoots for both Cameron Diaz and Scarlett Johansson.

This kitchen is '60s style straight up, with mirrored back splashes and Corian-filled counters.

The existing granite on the outside spread became a part of the interior design.

Supermodel May Anderson rode this swing for a nude photo shoot. What a view! (Of the city we mean.)

This home was actually built into a mountain range, incorporating giant boulders, in 1958. Thus, the rocky design.

Do these chairs just seem hilarious? Well, they were purchased from the estate of funny lady Lucille Ball.

In the heart of famous Palm Springs, Bougan Villa rests atop an acre of California countryside.

Bougan Villa contains three beds and three-and-a-half baths, and apparently 1960s style sleeping arrangements to go with the decor.

Does this space look familiar? Movie buffs might recognize it from the Justin Timberlake film, 'Alpha Dog.'

Water features, koi ponds and lounging areas are built into the rocks of this Albert Frey designed home.

Literally bringing the outdoors inside, many of the rooms are punctuated by rock formations.

Bougan Villa is covered with stunning Bougainvillea foliage. Coincidence? We think not.

We love that this home brings the indoors outside as well, with an open air patio adorned with classic '60s mod furniture.

As Jeff Lewis points out, this home is all about the view.

The Lucky Dog Ranch is a 10,000 square foot home that's precise geometric grid design brings some method to the beautiful madness of it's natural surroundings.

Designed by architect Zoltan Pali, the living room, dining room, and kitchen flow seamlessly from one room to another.

You really can't have a ranch house without some cow print furniture can you?

The Lucky Dog Ranch has seven bedrooms, and eight baths so feel free to invite some guests when you visit this L shaped ranch.

That's a double sized soaking tub, so the more definitely the merrier at the Lucky Dog Ranch. Just be careful no party guests are enjoying the patio as you bathe.

The grid-like modern architecture can be seen with the clean lines and sharp angles.

Although Jeff Lewis did not enjoy the light wood finishes, these rooms literally glow with natural light against the white walls and bright wood.

Minimalism is this home's middle name, with space designed to enjoy the natural beauty that surrounds it.

Each room opens to the outside, so the outdoors are just a few footsteps away.

The clean lines of the home are mimicked in this modern 80 foot pool.

This home sits on 40 acres, providing gorgeous views with these floor to ceiling window walls.

A stylized stream feeds into the Luck Dog Ranch's pool, adding yet another touch of natural wonder to this contemporary design.

The Lucky Dog Ranch isn't just for your canine friends, this home has a stable with space for six horses and farm equipment.

Just a simple backyard, the size of a baseball diamond. And as green as one, too.

The Farm is a rural spread of 11 structures totaling 11,000 square feet set in the picturesque country side of Robinson, Pennsylvania.

This 4,800 square foot antique barn is an incredible venue to entertain with it's 30 foot center table.

This barn provides horse stalls used as buffet station and DJ booth for events.

Inside the original 200 square foot farmhouse, there is a bath fit for a spa day.

This Farm may be built over 100 years ago, but it's full of city sophistication.

Taking in the morning light, one might want to take a walk around to see the place. But you better get ready, you could walk for three hours and not see the entire 150 acre property.