Art Barn is a two-story modern farmhouse-inspired home designed by Holder Parlette Architecture, located in Napa Valley, California. Nestled in the heart of wine country, this private residence offers a swimming pool/pool house and detached garage.

This stunning home is a modern blend of exposed steel, wood, and stone. Structural systems were designed to support the floor-to-ceiling glass, expansive clerestory windows, butterfly shade trellises, and open floor plans.

“A modern interpretation of simple Napa agricultural structures allows for a clean, bold house which makes a more complex statement about the regional identity,” states the architects. “Locally quarried, Napa Sayar stone, recycled barn wood and Cor-Ten corrugated roofing help root this house in the local context of modest, working structures of the Napa Valley.”

There are three stone-clad pavilions on the property, which helps to organize the site plan around this fabulous two-story, five-bedroom “art barn” residence and pool with a garden.

Above: Pool and hardscape in the foreground with outdoor dining and lounge chairs beyond.

What We Love: This beautiful home offers an open and spacious floor plan layout with voluminous ceilings and expansive windows. Well-appointed furnishings and light fixtures adds to the overall stylish aesthetic of this unique home. Indoor-outdoor connectivity is seamless, inviting one to easily spend time out on the fabulous patio with an expansive swimming pool.

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Above: The great room is stylish and sophisticated with chic furnishings and a striking fireplace providing a focal point to the space. Soaring ceilings and plenty of windows makes this open living area feel bright and airy.

Above: The dining room features a double volume ceiling, making this space feel grand and elegant. An impressive glass-enclosed wine cellar offers plenty of options for entertaining guests.

Above: A skylight above the freestanding tub helps to illuminate the master bedroom with natural light.

Photos: Courtesy of Holder Parlette Architecture