A Stage Built from History

Reclaimed Barnwood Installation for Hill Family Winery

In Napa Valley, craftsmanship and storytelling are part of the landscape.

At Hill Family Winery, that philosophy extends beyond the vineyard — into the very spaces where guests gather, celebrate, and connect.

Working alongside the Hill Family, Lee Display helped bring a unique vision to life: a custom-built stage crafted from reclaimed barnwood, preserving history while creating something entirely new.

Preserving the Past

The project began with an old barn — weathered, aged, and full of character.

Rather than letting it fade away, the materials were carefully salvaged, each plank carrying the marks and texture of decades of use.

This wasn’t just a material choice — it was a commitment to:

• Sustainability
• Craftsmanship
• Honoring the history of the land

Crafted by Hand

Under the hands of Lee Display’s fabrication team, the reclaimed wood was transformed into a functional and visually striking stage.

Every piece was:

• Carefully dismantled
• Selected for character and integrity
• Reassembled with precision

The result is a structure that feels both grounded in history and refined in execution.

More Than a Stage

This installation was never meant to be just a platform.

It was designed to become a central gathering place — a space where:

• Stories are shared
• Events come to life
• Guests connect with the winery’s identity

From wine presentations to celebrations, the stage serves as a backdrop for meaningful moments.

Where Tradition Meets Experience

Hill Family Winery represents a balance between tradition and forward-thinking design.

This project reflects that balance — combining reclaimed materials with intentional craftsmanship to create something lasting.

It’s a reminder that great design doesn’t just fill space — it tells a story.

A Legacy You Can Stand On

Built from the bones of a forgotten structure, this stage now stands as a symbol of continuity — where the past and present meet in a single space.

It’s not just a feature. It’s part of the winery’s story.