Frank Family Wineyard Miller House is unveiled, a new hospitality location designed to host guests in a setting that is sophisticated and depth individual. Located in Calistoga, California, was built by space Hawkins interiors in collaboration with Back and backon For architecture and Claudia Schmary Landscape Design,
Miller House is more than an event venue, after the first name of co-owner Leslie Frank, it reflects the personal story of Frank family and long-term relations to the land. Miller House’s site owners have special meaning for Leslie and Rich Frank.
This is the place where they were married, and now, it is a home of a thought -designed place that mixes hospitality with heritage. A former news anchor and reporter, Leslie, transferred to the wine industry in 2013, causing his story sensitivity to his role in the winery. The same instinct for the story played an important role as to how the interiors of Miller House were developed.
The exterior, designed by the backon and backon, and the cloudia shimit landscape designs to frame the interiors with surrounding gardens, mountain scenes and native tree plantations. The landscape design supports the overall sense of cool and openness, strengthening the idea of ​​connections for both space and memory.
The primary goal for Hawkins interiors was to create a welcoming environment that made Leslie feel personal, while 40 guests were able to accommodate. The building itself is the A-frame structure of a single room with a high ceiling, so the design team worked carefully to maintain intimacy and scale. Separate seating areas were introduced to help defines areas and help encourage interaction.
The roof, worn in yellow cedar, adds natural heat, while oversized black chandeliers bring up the vertical volume and pull the eye upwards.
Custom dining table, prepared from Light Ash Wood, were created by Leslie’s brother, Brian Miller, a personal details that connect the family to the design story.
The palette remains largely neutral, with soft gray and creamy textiles, offset by cognac leather bunch couch that provides subtle color and vice versa.
Below, a large wool from Stark carpets softens the sound and anchor the main seating area, while a fireplace adds heat to the space.
Pergolas define separate outdoor assembly areas, providing shade during linen afternoon and visual structure in the open space.
Each details were carefully considered, from the material to the end. The bathroom has a system of wallpapers, small plants and dried flowers like grass, which expands calm, nature -inspired feeling throughout the space. These finishing touch contribute to the harmonious beauty and comfortable environment of the house.
Miller House stands as a thoughtful expansion of Frank Family Winyards and tells a story that is still universally invited. This is a project that shows when architecture, landscape and interiors unite with a shared point of view, how can it emerge a meaningful design.
