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This home was a true test of our abilities. In collaboration with the Zada Development Group, we built this home from the ground up to show what we are capable of. Our goal was to build a luxury house with the highest quality materials and create a truly authentic home that would stand the test of time. We utilized the full resources of our construction and design team, and our showroom. To build this authentic French Country home we used everything from cedar and mahogany to copper and bluestone. The whole house uses a Character grade white oak flooring, broken up with elegant Herringbone wood flooring in the walkways. We wanted to use materials that would last for decades and reflect the home’s authentic style, like real stucco and real mahogany instead of a composite material. To support the weight of our materials we used engineered lumber and engineered steel to reinforce the floors. We also carefully sourced materials to find what was most authentic to the time period.

The outside is perfectly designed for entertaining guests or relaxing privately. We used real bluestone for the patios and walkways to create an authentic style that matched the rest of the home’s aesthetic. The pool is a heated, gunite saltwater swimming pool, close to a gorgeous outdoor fireplace and dining area. The roof is made from natural hand-split cedar, and the façade is a beautiful combination of traditional French stucco and cedar over steel frame construction. Designed and built by Zada Development Group

This home was a true test of our abilities. In collaboration with the Zada Development Group, we built this home from the ground up to show what we are capable of. Our goal was to build a luxury house with the highest quality materials and create a truly authentic home that would stand the test of time. We utilized the full resources of our construction and design team, and our showroom. To build this authentic French Country home we used everything from cedar and mahogany to copper and bluestone. The whole house uses a Character grade white oak flooring, broken up with elegant Herringbone wood flooring in the walkways. We wanted to use materials that would last for decades and reflect the home’s authentic style, like real stucco and real mahogany instead of a composite material. To support the weight of our materials we used engineered lumber and engineered steel to reinforce the floors. We also carefully sourced materials to find what was most authentic to the time period.

Ceragres white backsplash tiles, amazing effect.

We went with a farmhouse white Undermount sink and a chrome faucet.

A nice glassware with ''X'' details makes the differance

In the Bogarts’ living room, a brick fireplace inspired by Josef Albers commands attention and changes with the daylight. The artist made the bowl filled with yellow flowers in college.

Sonoma Cool: living room and main patios. Firepit, outdoor kitchen and dining. Party ready, or a quiet evening. Your call.

Cedar carport and side entry. Red boots to boot.

Front entry pierces through the living room across the pool.

Shane Michael Pavonetti, an Austin-based architect and contractor, and his wife, Holly, built their eco-friendly home on a lean budget of $175,000. The cedar siding used on the exterior reappears throughout the house. Keen on recycling the wood, the couple added shelving to their kitchen as well.