Built in 1973 by architect Henrik Bull, this Napa Valley, California, house was updated and expanded by Michael Maltzan Architecture for Suzanne Deal Booth, who named it Bella Oaks, after the adjacent vineyard she acquired. A mural by artist Mungo Thomson using imagery from the Hubble Space Telescope fills the wall of the glassed-in corridor added by Maltzan.

Suzanne Deal Booth.

The home’s entrance.

A Joel Shapiro sculpture stands in a clearing.

A mirrored pavilion by Yayoi Kusama perches at the edge of a meadow created by landscape architect Andrea Cochran; the structure on the right is a workout and meditation pavilion designed by Michael Maltzan.

Suzanne Deal Booth collaborated with landscape architect Andrea Cochran on the meditation labyrinth.

Maltzan worked with engineer Guy Nordenson to devise the aluminum pergola structure featuring a distinctively patterned bentwood cypress top. A custom-made mirror by Sherry Williamson Design, the firm responsible for the home’s interiors, captures reflections of the old olive tree next to the terrace. The table and chairs are Richard Schultz designs for Knoll, and the grass-filled planters are from Greenform.

The pergola creates ever-shifting graphic shadows.

Suzanne Deal Booth’s positioning of the Yayoi Kusama mirrored pavilion, bordered by sunflowers, was partly inspired by a 17th-century colonnade at the Palazzo Spada in Rome.

On one side of the concrete pool deck, Light and Space artist Robert Irwin created a site-specific work that reframes views of the vineyard beyond.