Home Studios, renowned for its hospitality projects that exude sophistication and warmth, seamlessly translates Theodora's Mediterranean-inspired cuisine into its interior ethos.

This residence stands as a sophisticated sanctuary, a harmonious blend of rural charm and contemporary elegance.

McVetis uses a range of media, including drawing, installation, and textiles, to explore his perception of space and time.

Diana Schere’s pieces bridge the gap between art and science, exploring our relationship with the natural world.

To the outside, a glass box seeks maximum transparency, and allows a full view of the extraordinary landscape of the bay of Santander, giving the feeling of being on the sea.

This contemporary interpretation pays homage to the local architectural style, drawing inspiration from thatched Tudor cottages with pronounced chimneys.

Throughout the home, we aimed for a warm and inviting atmosphere that exudes calm whilst selecting high-quality materials robust enough to withstand the rigours of family life.

At the beginning of the design process was to really bring magic into the Muggle world. So what will this home eventually become?

Believing that everything is connected, Naomi Mcintosh aims to capture and share the experience of being in an ever-changing, beautiful and expansive landscape through her work.

The project makes the most of the topography to offer breathtaking sights around every corner.

This forward-thinking approach reflects a commitment to creating a vibrant, harmonious urban environment designed for the future.

The first completed residence, curated by New York City-based designer Kelly Behun, epitomizes a blend of old-world charm and contemporary vibrancy.

The design of this case is inspired by the famous Tang Dynasty painter Tang Yin's work in his later years, "Fishing in the Stream and Mountain". The painting depicts Tang Yin's return to the suzhou after experiencing the chaos of the world, and his yearning and pursuit of a quiet and natural life.

The design seamlessly integrates local and craft-centric features while subtly nodding to Japanese aesthetics and oceanic motifs, creating a luxurious yet inviting ambiance.

New roof decks on either side of the home invite in views of the Pacific Ocean to the west and the golf course and rear yard to the east.