The Rapt Studio team chose a palette of stone, metal, wood, and leather for the revamped Basalt space, which during the day is flooded with natural light and views of Napa through its large windows.

Basalt’s service stations are equipped with shelving made from a combination of blackened steel and wooden fruit crates filled with music rolls for the restaurant’s antique player piano.

Anchoring the dining room, a 22-seat communal table is made from concrete, metal, and a 4-inch-thick slab of Parota wood.

The private dining room’s wall features an installation comprising early-1900s time cards from various California industries.

Dressed in thick cotton canvas and leather, custom interior chairs represent a cohesion of Napa Valley elements, while a new ceiling grid of timber beams creates a canopy feel.

Locally sourced or vintage light fixtures include imported dome lights from Amsterdam that hang over the space’s hightop tables.

Overhead string lighting creates a warm glow on Basalt’s patio, which features a fence with built-in planters and chairs influenced by 1950s and ’60s Mexican furniture styles.