Tour a $15.5M Sonoma Stunner That Channels Pantone’s 2025 Color of the Year
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While there are many things to look forward to in 2025, discovering what the year’s interiors trends will be is high on our list. One highly-anticipated, recent announcement that has gotten the ball rolling is Pantone’s color of the year.
It may have seemed that brown was out once the early 2000s ended, but it is back in vogue. Things have been leaning away from gray for some time, and Pantone just announced that the color of the year will be Mocha Mousse, a. The last two colors of the year have been Peach Fuzz and Viva Magenta, warm yet vibrant colors that added flair to spaces. Mocha Mousse brings about a more subtle richness, and is ideal for those interested in a neutral palette.
Before 2025 kicks off, it’s a prime opportunity to look at houses bringing in brown tones in a fashionable way. This Sonoma modern, listed for $15.5 million, incorporates an array of brown hues that could inspire your upcoming design projects.
Just minutes away from the Buena Vista Winery, Ventana Sonoma has a design focused on effortlessly moving between inside and out. The ultra-sleek exterior is characterized by large rectangular windows, with the main structure centered around a beautiful pool. Once inside, brown touches can be seen in the form of furnishings and wall decor. Gold accents play well with the custom woodwork throughout, like the cabinetry in the kitchen, Hemlock and Accoya wood ceilings, and custom white oak doors and baseboard.
The 6,800-square-foot home flows seamlessly and offers five bedrooms in total. Tranquility is at the forefront of the home, and there’s a zen feel that can’t be matched anywhere else. Add in the scenic views of Sonoma, a custom wine cellar, and dreamy gardens and Ventana Sonoma seems like a slice of pure bliss.
Gina Clyde and Daniel Casabonne of Sotheby’s International Realty hold the listing.
