There’s no hay, no horses and no livestock in this Napa, Calif., barn. Slide open the door and behold a minimalist space with a long, gray dining table and chairs wrapped in white linen. Oversize white lanterns hang from ceiling rafters. On either side of the table, two large, mirrored cubes reflect the vineyards outside and refract the light that filters through the slats of the exterior walls, creating a kaleidoscope effect. “It’s totally surreal,” says Howard Rachofsky, a 74-year-old Dallas investor and art collector who...

Source: Wall Street Journal August 22, 2018 16:07 UTC