Set within the coastal setting of Point Wells, the architecture is understated and considered. Natural timber cladding, crisp white aluminium joinery and extensive glazing create a simple material palette that allows the surrounding landscape to remain central to the design.

A defining feature of the home is the 10-metre stacking aluminium glazing system, opening the main living spaces fully to the outdoors and creating a seamless connection between the house and the landscape. Internally, generous openings and carefully positioned windows bring natural light deep into the home.

The outdoor spaces are designed as an extension of the living areas, with the loggia providing a sheltered space for year-round use. Around the pool, 30 lineal metres of frameless glass fencing preserve the openness of the site and uninterrupted views.

The separate bunk house follows the same architectural language as the main residence, providing a considered secondary space within the wider property.