Resting atop a vineyard-covered hill sits a stunning guest home. With rustic roots and industrial flair, this home is made of weekend get-a-way dreams.
This delightful dream of a guest house is small but mighty. It rests peacefully atop a vineyard-covered hill in St. Helena, Napa County, California (hello weekend getaway goals.) A stunning veranda and custom stone exterior anchor this home with a true farmhouse style. Be it the monumental evergreens, or the sweeping landscape, this home was made to frame the most cherished of memories.
ARCHITECTURE BY WADE DESIGN ARCHITECTS | DESIGN BY JENNIFER ROBIN INTERIORS | PHOTOGRAPHY BY PAUL DYER
This home was built using reclaimed wood sourced from a dairy farm in Wisconsin. A custom chaise hangs at the edge of the front porch. This chaise was designed with moveable wooden features so guests are able to adjust the piece to favor the view they prefer.
Kitchen & Dining
Gorgeous evergreen views envelop this kitchen and dining space. A stunning banquette sits across a large panel of steel framed windows. Factory style elements like these and custom iron work keep this rustic design feeling modern.
The Great Room
This great room presents a bold and balanced design. Layering organic and industrial elements like iron and leather bring an intense dynamic to the space. Floods of natural light create a light and airy mood by day. The custom darkened-steel fireplace transition the room into a warm and comfortable nook by night. A sleek library style ladder provides a stylish entrance to the lofted bedroom above.
The Bedrooms
This home includes a lofted bedroom above the great room and another looking out over a breathtaking vignette of evergreens. Both bedrooms are defined by a collection of lush linens. One incorporates a clean pallet, featuring classic stripes that complement the low rustic wooden beams. The other elects a more opulent variety of patterns and materials such as the antique rug and velvet lumbar pillow.
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