Living by the sea without being able to fully enjoy the views was one of this house’s contradictions. The ground floor was too compartmentalised, and its layout obstructed both daylight and the connection with the outdoors.
The owners imagined a home open to the Mediterranean, comfortable in summer yet equally welcoming during the colder months.
The new layout centres on a staircase with floating timber treads and a glass balustrade, subtly separating the kitchen from the living room without interrupting the visual flow. Daylight now travels across the floor, bringing the sea into the interior.
In the living room, a generous sofa facing the fireplace creates a place to enjoy the house all year round. Upstairs, the main bedroom features an en-suite bathroom in sea-inspired tones and a botanical mural in neutral shades that brings a sense of calm.
A house that now looks out towards the sea while also inviting you to stay inside.
Year 2021
