Step into The Pershing House—a fully curated desert hideaway perched in the foothills of Phoenix, designed for filmmakers, photographers, and creatives who demand visual storytelling at every turn. This location offers the rare combination of authentic mid-century style and production-ready utility, with layered textures, modular layouts, and natural light. The property includes a spacious main house and a fully styled ADU, both dressed in authentic vintage furnishings, original period art, dramatic wallpapers, and thoughtful details from the 1950s–1970s. Each space is a visual world of its own: from boudoir bedrooms and mirrored cocktail lounges to Japanese-inspired serenity and playful atomic accents. The property includes: 4 bedrooms, 1 office,1 sitting room, 2 living rooms, 1 dining room, 2 kitchens, 1 pool oasis, 2 laundry rooms, 4 bathrooms. Lighting throughout is fully customizable and professionally designed with filming in mind—offering precise control from bright daylight scenes to low-lit drama and infinite color options. Outside, The Desert Pool Oasis serves as an enclosed courtyard with tropical cactus gardens, mod loungers, a Shag House–style fireplace, and mountain views. And for productions looking to simplify logistics, we offer on-site rentals of vintage clothing, jewelry, accessories, and decor—making this a true one-stop shop for your shoot. About the Owners: This space is owned by a creative couple with over 12 years of experience in the entertainment industry, producing and filming series for AXS TV and CBS Paramount. They also run a long-standing vintage retail business, which fuels the home's impeccable set dressing and era-specific props—many of which are available to rent on site. As filmmakers themselves, they’ve designed the property with production in mind: seamless lighting, stylized transitions, private zones for staging or glam, and thoughtful details that elevate every shot. Whether you’re capturing a fashion editorial, narrative film, commercial content, or music video, The Pershing House is more than a location—it’s a built-in visual universe. Every room tells a story. Every corner earns its close-up.