Art And Design Collaborate In A Healdsburg Penthouse, $8.6M
Overlooking one of California’s most charming small cities, this sophisticated Mill District Penthouse becomes the perfect venue for enjoying art, design and wineAbove the credenza is Kelsey Overstreet’s Like A Wave To The Sea (2023), acrylic on canvas. Above the fireplace is Sebastian Pochan’s Stack Sculpture (2022), hand-carved charred African hardwood.Photo by Steven J Magner.With panoramic tree-top views of Healdsburg and Fitch Mountain, the 5,630-square-foot penthouse at Mill District Healdsburg offers an exceptional place to call home. Located just steps away from the town’s iconic Historic Central Plaza (known for its famous farmer’s market), potential homeowners can take full advantage of one of California’s most walkable cities. The residence sits atop the Mill District Healdsburg– a mid-rise, mixed-use neighborhood conceptualized by Replay, the renowned global development group known for curating luxury properties that are fully immersed in the local culture and environment. Photo by Lauren Sullivan of Vesta Home.Replay enlisted ground-breaking architectural firm Olson Kundig to help realize a thoughtfully modernist design direction that reflected the site’s past as an agricultural hub and a lumber mill. The new development comprises multiple outdoor spaces and courtyards, a boutique hotel, retail, and luxury flats and townhouses to complement Healdsburg’s historically charming community.In the penthouse’s guest suite A Seed Doesn’t Grow Without A Cloud (2023), acrylic, pigment, and embroidery on raw canvas by Kelsey Overstreet adds a pop of color. Photo by Steven J Magner.The penthouse units feature kitchen and bath cabinet millwork by MandiCasa; the appliances are by Miele.Photo by Steven J Magner.Styled by Vesta Home, the penthouse interior features an exhibition of furnishings and art curated by Anne-Kathrine Schjerbeck and Karen Gilbert of Healdsburg’s Gallery Lulo, a pre-eminent local showcase of painting and sculpture. The penthouse also features illumination and objects by SkLO, a lighting design firm also based in Healdsburg that produces pieces using unique glass hand-blown at its own workshops in the Czech Republic.Photo by Steven J Magner.In a guest suite, a glass wall hanging sculpture and light fixture from are by SkLO. Photo by Lauren Sullivan of Vesta Home.Eric Wolske’s White Noise (2022), oil on canvas, hangs above a Czech glass Wrap Object from SkLO.Photo by Lauren Sullivan of Vesta Home.In addition to the expansive views and outdoor spaces, luxurious finishes and turn-key living, the generously proportioned 3-bed, 3.5-bath dwelling includes a home office, personal wine storage plus dedicated parking. The penthouse is part of Mill District’s Canopy Residences, an expansive footprint of 43 condominiums spread across a 9.8-acre site in Downtown Healdsburg. For more information and floor plans, visit the official website.Photos by Lauren Sullivan of Vesta Home..The post Art And Design Collaborate In A Healdsburg Penthouse, $8.6M appeared first on California Home+Design.
Rugged Sophistication In Joshua Tree, $2.95M
When a sculptor makes his own home, you can expect it to have an unconventional vision. This is certainly true of sculptor Alma Allen’s former desert dwelling and studio spaces in Joshua Tree, comprising a pair of wood structures contained within a hand-laid stone wall. Now available for the first time on the open market, it’s been respectfully reinvigorated by its current owners around Allen’s original intentions, preserving his original esthetic and handmade details. On 14 acres immediately adjacent to Joshua Tree National Park, this home is a place very much of the desert; there’s no doubt where you are.Photo Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyBorn in Utah and working in bronze and stone, Allen’s work is deeply organic; recognition of his work has burgeoned in the past decade, with sculptures displayed along the High Line in New York and at the 2024 Miami Art Basel.Photo Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyThe big open kitchen retains Allen’s original cabinets, handmade hardware and copper countertop. Floors throughout are polished concrete.Photo Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyIn one of the bedrooms, simple plywood storage solutions may appear ad hoc, but they’re immaculately crafted, looking back to Donald Judd’s furniture and interiors at Marfa. Bathrooms are skylit but austere, and hardware throughout ther house is unlaquered brass.Photo Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyPhoto Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyGo to the listing for additional details and images– an extraordinary desert property represented by architecture specialists Chris Menrad and Keith Markovitz at TTK Represents of Compass and co-listed with Clayton Baldwin of Kinetic Properties.Photo Credit: Desert Views Real Estate PhotographyThe post Rugged Sophistication In Joshua Tree, $2.95M appeared first on California Home+Design.
Aerie High Above San Francisco, $15M
With walls of glass and spectacular bridge-to-bridge views that can only be described as cinematic, this 2-bed, 2.5-bath home at the edge of Russian Hill has been immaculately fitted out like a bespoke suit– no detail left unattended. Floating walls and ceilings, plus the extensive use of walnut paneling and cabinet work, have created a matchless setting for both the views and the owners’ extensive collection of Asian art.Photo Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyAt one end of the living/dining area, the open kitchen tucks nearly everything away behind bespoke walnut cabinets, backed up by an equally well-finished service kitchen.Photo Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyBelow, the walnut-paneled primary suite just beyond the living area, part of the effortless flow between spaces. Photo Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyIt’s at the top of Royal Towers, a now-venerable 1974 Modernist building and one of the best large cooperatives in town; there are extensive, newly-remodeled owner amenities with equally wonderful views, a garage plus a swimming pool with a retractable roof.Photo Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyPhoto Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyGo to the listing for additional images, details and a floor plan. A unique opportunity to own an exceptionally finished pied-a-terre in one of the world’s most beautiful settings, represented by Gregg Lynn and his team at Sotheby’s International Realty.Photo Credit: Brian Kitts Visuals for Sotheby’s International RealtyThe post Aerie High Above San Francisco, $15M appeared first on California Home+Design.
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