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Redwood and Douglas-fir Residence, California

Homeowners in Sonoma County, California built a custom home utilizing wood endemic to the area, namely Coast Redwood and Douglas-fir.

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The centerpiece of the main living and dining area is a custom stone fireplace complete with Redwood mantel and paneling.
The centerpiece of the main living and dining area is a custom stone fireplace complete with Redwood mantel and paneling.
A covered breezeway seamlessly connects the home with the garage. Redwood timber posts were used for the support members for their beauty, durability, and strength.
A covered breezeway seamlessly connects the home with the garage. Redwood timber posts were used for the support members for their beauty, durability, and strength.
No. 1 Douglas-fir paneling covers the ceiling. Redwood timbers form the ceiling rafters.
No. 1 Douglas-fir paneling covers the ceiling. Redwood timbers form the ceiling rafters.
The home features a custom entry door made of natural Redwood. In addition, the wainscoting throughout the home is Redwood as well.
The home features a custom entry door made of natural Redwood. In addition, the wainscoting throughout the home is Redwood as well.
The main living space includes the kitchen, dining, and living areas with a large fireplace anchoring the space.
The main living space includes the kitchen, dining, and living areas with a large fireplace anchoring the space.
The covered breezeway between the home and garage is as functional as it is beautiful, allowing the homeowners to remain dry as they shuttle groceries and supplies between the two spaces.
The covered breezeway between the home and garage is as functional as it is beautiful, allowing the homeowners to remain dry as they shuttle groceries and supplies between the two spaces.
The residence sits on an expansive ranch in Northwest Sonoma County. Coast Redwood and Douglas-fir trees are endemic to the area and formed the majority of the finished materials on the home.
The residence sits on an expansive ranch in Northwest Sonoma County. Coast Redwood and Douglas-fir trees are endemic to the area and formed the majority of the finished materials on the home.