In Northern California, Wine Country isn’t just a destination—it’s a design language. Each vineyard-rich region is home to architecture as distinctive as their vintages, shaped by climate, craft and context. When the call came to stage these Napa County and Sonoma County properties for sale, Vesta Home’s Northern California team expertly captured the allure with a compelling design perspective on Wine Country living.
Restaged and Sold: A Healdsburg Estate Reimagined
Some homes just need the right lens. 4030 Old Barn had been on the market for nearly two years with a different agent and stager—until a complete redesign by Vesta shifted everything. After being re-staged, the property sold in just 10 days, with the buyers opting to purchase the furnishings as well.
“The level of staging design and uniqueness is incredible and it definitely will make this property shine way better than it has before. Not only did we have a great turnout (about 100 people) at our Property Showcase event, but we also received an offer last weekend from an agent who came to the party—and the buyers are under contract and want to purchase the furniture. Success all around!” —Tatiana McWilliams, Realtor & Founder, Live Wine Country
At 4030 Old Barn, the landscape doesn’t just surround you—it influences every room. With Mt. St. Helena in the distance and Japanese maples flanking the property, we approached the interiors as a response to the site.
“With views like this, the design had to feel effortless. Every detail was selected to support a lifestyle of quiet luxury—earthy materials, sculptural pieces and a palette that invites you to exhale.” —Jessica Florio, Vesta Designer
The main bedroom invites rest without formality. Layered textures—like a boucle-upholstered bed and a velvet bench—transform the suite into a tactile retreat, while open bookshelves styled with ceramics, books and keepsakes lend a personal touch. The result is a space that feels cozy and fully connected to its setting.
Sold by Tatiana McWilliams and Jeannette Jannerman Perkins, Live Wine Country
How Staging and Setting Led to a $12.5M Sale in St. Helena
This newly built 5,792-square-foot home in St. Helena blends rustic character with sleek modernism to define the new Napa Valley aesthetic. Designed by Joseph Farrell and Bette Abbott, with landscape by Christian Barrett and construction by Vine Home, 777 Pratt is a masterclass in contemporary Wine Country living.
In the great room, 16-foot ceilings and glass stackable doors frame vineyard views and blur the line between inside and out. Floating pendant lights above the dining table make a bold statement, complemented by natural materials found throughout the furnishings—wood, metal, linen and marble. The living area is centered on Vesta’s Bowery Coffee Table; its slatted walnut surface adds organic texture while maintaining a low, modern profile.
From the loggias and pool to the spa-inspired suite, every space was styled with livability and luxury in mind. Staged by Vesta and purchased for $12.5M, 777 Pratt is a study in how staged interiors can turn a house into a lifestyle buyers are eager to step into.
Napa Valley’s New Take on the Modern Farmhouse
Tucked into a pocket of Napa Valley, 2350 Big Ranch Road spans 7,751 square feet across 2.3 acres of vineyard-framed land. With cathedral-height wood ceilings, steel chandeliers and clean architectural lines, the home reads like a farmhouse reimagined for today—one that bridges the ease of country living with contemporary design.
Vesta designers Laurissa Chambers and Arielle De Leon, alongside our Northern California Creative Director Taylor Sassa, took cues from the home’s scale and setting.
“With such soaring ceilings, we wanted bold, rich colors to ground the home. We used a mix of natural wood and greenery throughout to soften the space and bring the outside in.” —Taylor Sassa, Creative Director, Vesta Northern California
