This contemporary farmhouse was designed by Holder Parlette Architecture in collaboration with Summit Professional Builders, located in Napa Valley, California. A beautiful property surrounded by vineyards and breathtaking views of the Stags Leap range helped to inspire the design of this destination retreat home. The overall design recalls the modest agricultural origins of the surrounding valley.
Project Team: Architect: Holder Parlette Architecture / Builder: Summit Professional Builders / Landscape Architect: Rhyne Designs Landscape.
An exploration with simple structures was selected to enable the natural environment and landscape design to have a greater presence. A detached two-story barn/garage was placed away from the home and was given a visibly different aesthetic in order to create a sense of arrival — all the while recalling the typical farmyard “accretion” of structures over time.
Above: The walls are a James Hardie cement board and batten, while the roof materials is manufactured by Metal Sales — standing seam in “Mystique Plus” color.
What We Love: This stunning contemporary farmhouse in NAPA VALLEY has a warm and inviting feel from the moment of arrival. The layout of the exterior structure has been presented in sections instead of just a box-like form. The outdoor gardens compliment the home beautifully and a vegetable garden adds the perfect touch to this farmhouse feel. The interiors are just as delightful, with lovely material selections and plenty of custom details to make this home one-of-a-kind and personalized… Readers, please share your feedback on the design of this home. We love reading your comments!
Note: Have a look at another home tour that we have featured here on One Kindesign from the portfolio of Holder Design Associates: Modern farmhouse-inspired residence in Napa Valley: Art Barn.
Above: The hood is an interior cement plaster enclosure, fabricated by a local craftsman. The fridge and wine cooler combo are by Thermador.
Above: The kitchen countertops are Caesarstone Raven. The subway backsplash tile is from Waterworks — Grove Brickworks Field Tile in the color Sugar White. This exquisite tile has a gapped, mottled appearance that is very unusual.
Above: The large sliding barn doors were built custom by a company in Sonoma County, Precision Millworks.
Above: The dark exterior color is painted in Iron Mountain 2134-30 | Benjamin Moore. The roof is Metal Sales, Mistique Plus.
Above: The beautiful pathway stone features a course decomposed granite. Four-inches was placed over a substrate of gravel. This is a farm to table garden. The raised beds are composed of a lower grade of cedar.
Photos: Courtesy of Holder Parlette Architecture
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