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Christopher Roy & Co. is currently working on a majestic 350-acre cattle ranch compound envisioned as a forever home for an East Coast couple. The Sonoma Mountain estate balances the character and romance of a Spanish-colonial-style country house with the warmth, practicality, and permanence of agrarian life.

The team took down the 12,000-square-foot main house to its original foundation and is rebuilding it comprehensively. Kroeger | Janev Architects set the tone with the exterior architecture, while Christopher Roy established the overall interior concept and character through a 150-page interior design set. The firm designed the cabinetry, interior moldings, ceilings, floors, bathrooms, and other architectural details throughout the house, creating a cohesive expression from room to room.

JMA (Jim Murphy Associates) is executing the extensive reconstruction, working closely with the architects, design team, and clients to bring the residence to life.

Sunlit entry hall under construction with skylight, iron chandelier, and paneled walls, project in progress
Hand-drawn floor plan with furniture layout sketches
Embroidered floral fabric draped over an antique chair
Stone and tile samples laid out for selection, Christopher Roy & Co. project in progress
Framed window wall at a construction site with view over the landscape
Arched steel window under construction with view to the grounds, project in progress
Patterned ceramic tile and stone samples arranged for review
Fabric and trim samples laid out for selection
Embroidered floral textile layered over a woven fabric sample, project in progress
Fabric swatches arranged over floor plan drawings
Coffered ceiling framing under construction, project in progress
Aerial view of a hillside residence under construction with pool and ocean view
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