Justi Creek Residence: Designed by the renowned firm Backen Gillam Architects, the Justi Creek Residence is a unique melding of a quietly understated exterior, a highly functional interior floor plan, technological wizardry, the owners personal detailing, and artisan workmanship. Canarywood millwork, tooled limestone and forged iron set the ambient tone of this 30,000 sq. ft. craftsman styled home. The residence is supported by both an extensive geo-thermal heat exchange and massive photovoltaic systems.

Pepp Car Museum: We were selected by this well-known car collector to build his private car garage in the Sonoma Valley. We chose to rename the project a “car museum” as it is a showplace to display eleven of his remarkable collection. A versatile, synchronized lighting system is an integral element of this project which allows the owners to highlight the vehicles and the collectables, or provide functional work light for maintenance. A guest unit is included above the facility.

Puma Springs Residences: Situated on a low hill and surrounded by vineyards this Healdsburg residence is a beautiful blend of design, workmanship and décor. The interior walls are clay, and many finishes are reclaimed materials from Europe. Architect: ARC Design.

Mountain Residence: Designed by Marley + Wells Architects, this comfortable modernist home is an excellent example of harmony between design and craftsmanship. Clean horizontal lines merge with simple and classic materials of stone, concrete, and cedar boards. Meticulous detailing throughout showcases the high level of workmanship.

Contemporary Sonoma Residence: Resembling a fragmented village, this modern home has few right angles and embraces the areas indoor-outdoor lifestyle. Architect: RossDrulisCusenbery Architecture Inc.

Las Ventanas: A testament to impeccable detailing, this highly published residence displays excellence in both craftsmanship and planning. Architect: Marley + Wells Architects

Craftsman Home: This prairie style residence was built on a hillside overlooking Sonoma using the footprint of the original house as the basis for the design. The interior redwood paneling is recycled water tank staves. Architect: Adrian Martinez Architect AIA