The residence, surrounded by floor-to-ceiling glass with uninterrupted views of the ocean, required a rethinking of its interior to bring coherence and refinement to the space. While some of the existing furniture was preserved at the client’s request, the studio introduced key new pieces that re-ordered the layout and established a sense of balance.
The most important intervention was the re-arrangement of the plan, prioritizing fluid circulation and uninterrupted views toward the horizon. Within this framework, the relocation and redesign of the media wall became a supporting gesture that clarified the living area. A carefully selected palette of neutral, non-invasive materials ensured that the interiors discreetly enhanced the exterior landscape, with all elements kept deliberately low so the ocean remained the natural focal point. To enrich comfort and livability, rugs, textiles, and subtle design elements were integrated, while a curated system of lighting fixtures shaped the atmosphere and added depth to the composition.
Finally, the incorporation of greenery softened the interiors and reinforced the dialogue between nature, architecture, and the surrounding seascape.