Designed as a mixture of posh and pastoral, organic and minimalist, a thread of sustainable and eco-conscious forethought weaves into every detail of the Harmon Guest House in Sonoma County’s Wine Country, a picturesque long weekend getaway that invites guests to indulge in the natural beauty of the northern end of the Golden State.
Earthy tones and textures play prominent throughout the Harmon Guest House’s public and private spaces, accented with commissioned artwork from local artists, including Sabine Reckewell’s three-dimensional geometric sculptures hanging in the lobby.
Its name may communicate otherwise, but the Harmon Guest House in Healdsburg, California can comfortably accommodate numerous guests at once ? thirty-nine rooms of lodgers, to be exact. Three levels of rooms are available to choose from, starting with the better than standard, Harmon King ? 395-square-foot studio-style rooms, each with its own window seat and outdoor balcony overlooking the property’s Creekside Deck, mountains, or interior courtyard. Original art photography by Leigh Merrill, a quilted headboard, Peace Industry felt rugs, and a Treko hand-loomed bed throws adorn rooms with warm detailing, complemented by graphical and geometric patterns.

Those in need of a little more room can foot for a Double Queen room, bumping up to 450 sq. ft. of space, while the Founder’s Suite (shown below) extends accommodations to a generous 750 sq. ft., ample enough for its own...