The architecture is inspired by the Prairie School, an American style represented by Frank Lloyd Wright and based on the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement and nature.  The interior spaces were transformed by Theresa Obermoser, founder of TO Interior Design, who injected a bohemian vibe in an elegant atmosphere.

The house, which is very private and quiet, is however situated only a few meters from the beach, just down the end of the garden.  Despite the fact that the house looks like it is made of wood, it was fully built in concrete to make it perfect for all seasons.  The chromatic palette is neutral with earthy tones, especially in the bedrooms and in the living area.  For example, the sofa and cushions seem to blend together.

The basement leans toward darker colors, mixing a tropical wallpaper and green marble with wood panels and metal accents for a more intimate ambience.  The gym plays with reflections, having four big mirrors facing the window and reflecting the garden, the beach, the ocean and the sky.  Natural materials, textures and fibers like wood, linen and ceramic were used throughout to achieve a feeling of continuity between indoor and outdoor.

Obermoser kept a lot of original features like the old colonial fireplace, the bookshelf and the timber ceiling. New finds and interesting textures give a beach house feeling while staying sophisticated and cozy, as well as echoing with the wood structure and accents of the architecture of the house.

The basement comprises a private cinema;  a bar and fully equipped game room and lounge;  the gym with a direct view to the ocean;and a sauna.  The main floor of the house is organized around an open plan dining room and living room, separated by some open shelves.  The space can be fully opened onto the garden and the swimming pool.  There are terrasses on both sides, inviting the sun and the ocean breeze flow through the space.