Shopper's Diary: Ma(i)sonry Napa Valley
From Sarah
Newly opened Ma(i)sonry in Yountville takes wine tasting to a new level. Housed in a rustic stone building dating back to 1904 (it was built by an Italian mason using stone quarried from the eastern hills of Napa Valley), Ma(i)sonry is the brainchild of Blackbird Vineyard owner Michael Polenske. Designed in collaboration with architects Gould Evans, interiors maven Erin Martin, and landscape architects Roche + Roche, Ma(i)sonry combines art gallery, design shop, and wine tasting room under one roof. Sample a rotating collection of boutique wines, browse the furniture collection (Hudson Furniture, Ron Mann, and Alexandra von Furstenberg are represented), or head outdoors to the landscaped garden outfitted with vintage artifacts and hand-crafted furniture (all, of course, for sale).
Above: Queen Anne Style Corner Chair.
Above: Billy Wilder Chaise Longue by Charles and Ray Eames.
Above: Alexandra von Furstenberg Yellow Lucite Console.
Above: Renaissance Style Chair.
Above: Ron Mann Redwood Communal Table and Highback Plank Chair.
April 28, 2009
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I am in love with that chair.
...and i am in love with your blog
(what a tasty dish!)
Mmm..... Drinking then Shopping. Good concept!
having a glass of wine at the communal table under the night sky - pure heaven
I hate to be picky, but 'historic' means important, not old. I think you meant to say 'historical'. I wasn't going to say anything, but you did it twice in the space of about three posts!
Love the Yellow Lucite Table! The Modern/Rustic Contrast is so chic!
