Wellness retreat lounge with floor-to-ceiling steel-framed glazing opening to courtyard garden — private Napa Valley sanctuary by Studio Collins Weir and Signum Architects

SANCTUARY NAPA CA

This private wellness center offers a place to unwind completely from the cares of the world

Steel-framed glazed entry door with sculptural branch arrangement and contemporary artwork beyond — private Napa Valley wellness retreat by Studio Collins Weir

A couple with a large family and high-profile professions desired a sanctuary for rejuvenation and self-care, and enlisted the expertise of Studio Collins Weir, with whom they had just collaborated on an adjoining residence. Studio Collins Weir carefully choreographed a 1,000 square-foot guest house interior design that provides spaces for adult relaxation and healing. This welcoming retreat includes a massage room, steam room, outdoor shower, sauna, spa tub, areas for changing and resting as well as a guest suite with a bedroom, private bathroom and kitchenette.

A flowering branch reaches from a black stone vessel across a bleached oak console, beside a woven basket and a glimpse of contemporary artwork — curated interior detail by Studio Collins Weir, Napa Valley wellness retreat

Situated in a picturesque vineyard, the sanctuary is imbued with a strong sense of place channeling the casual refinement of Napa interior design. A five-foot tall-cedar fencing surrounds the structure and ensures the commotion of daily life disappears here. The courtyard includes a water feature, which reduces background noise from the home, a black granite spa tub and a cold plunge pool. A pair of chaise lounges from Janus et Cie offer a place to unwind from the cares of the day.

Guest suite lounge with custom built-in cabinetry and kitchenette, custom sofa, and vineyard views through steel-framed glazing — private Napa Valley wellness retreat by Studio Collins Weir
A luminous ring chandelier anchors a light-filled wellness lounge, where glazed breezeways draw the eye toward garden beyond — custom sofas, contemporary artwork, and curated objects by Studio Collins Weir, Napa Valley sanctuary
Water spills over the edge of a reflecting pool into a pebble-lined trough, framed by cedar fencing and textured board-formed concrete — private wellness retreat interior design by Studio Collins Weir, Napa Valley California
Cedar louvered pergola casts rhythmic shadows across a reflecting pool and board-formed concrete walls, framed by Napa Valley hills beyond — outdoor wellness sanctuary by Studio Collins Weir and Signum Architects, Napa California
A pair of outdoor chaise lounges and a concrete coffee table sit beneath a cedar pergola beside a still reflecting pool, surrounded by lush plantings and cedar fencing — private outdoor wellness retreat by Studio Collins Weir, Napa Valley California

Private, but interconnected by fully glazed breezeways that are filled with light, the sanctuary is at once austere yet inviting. The interiors engage the senses through a deliberate layering of neutral colors with touches of modern rustic textures. The studio’s custom furniture is found throughout including the two upholstered sofas and the coffee table with an adzed surface that echoes the movement of water in the courtyard. Artwork hints of the spiritual including pieces by James Turrell, Martin Puryear and Gary Hume. Reinforcing the architectural palette, the interiors recede to create the feeling of contemplation and quiet connection with the building and surrounding views.

Warm cedar-lined sauna with tiered benches, a picture window framing garden greenery, and a sauna bucket catching afternoon light — private wellness retreat by Studio Collins Weir, Napa Valley California

In the commitment to rejuvenation and health, the retreat also links to a tennis court and cantilevered trellis with a seating area.

imber cladding meet in a study of material contrast, framed by native plantings and oak trees beyond — exterior architectural detail of the Napa Valley sanctuary by Studio Collins Weir and Signum Architects
A floating steel-framed cedar pergola rises above cedar fencing and native grasses, an olive tree reaching into a clear Napa sky — exterior of the private wellness sanctuary by Studio Collins Weir and Signum Architects, Napa Valley California