A modern villa on Australia's western coast, designed by Ukrainian interior designer Serge Somkin. The house is integrated into the natural landscape and linked to its surroundings. Simple lines and simple forms fully reflect the concept of "quiet" architecture.

White textured walls combined with smooth frameless panoramic glass create a sense of light and calm. The house is created by a single volume that is divided by vertical walls. It separates the master bedroom area from the master bedroom. The facade is almost completely isolated from the main road and is completely open to the spectacular natural landscape and the adjacent swimming pool.

Enter through the main entrance, and near the entrance area are a small powder room and a wardrobe. The central part of the house is the living space, which includes the kitchen, dining room and family lounge area. Guest suites have their own private bathrooms and home offices located in the "flying" block. Conceptually, it has no Windows. However, there are several sky entrances in the ceiling that allow natural light to enter.

The transition area between the main space and master suite is decorated with a small private garden and a soft wall wash lamp. The master suite features large frameless glazing, yet remains private and enclosed. The sleeping area is connected to a large walk-in closet and a spacious bathroom with no doors. It creates a single fluid space with a unique living experience.