01 · Living
Open to the terrace, open to the marina
A smoked oak media wall faces a deep sectional, with a grand piano by the glass and amber petals drifting across the wall above the dining table.
The project
A two-level waterfront home named after the cascade of amber glass that falls through its double-height hall, catching the marina sun all day.
Palette
Around the amber chandelier the palette is warm and tactile: smoked oak joinery, honed stone, textured plaster and bronze-tinted glass. Folding glass doors open the living room onto a planted terrace with the yachts just beyond.
Joinery does the heavy lifting: a lit wine store built into the stair, full-height kitchen walls that hide every appliance, a fitted study and a walk-in wardrobe.
A double-height hall
A cascading amber glass chandelier falls through two storeys beside a plaster wall and bronze glass stair.
Joinery that works hard
A lit oak wine store under the stair, full-height kitchen walls, a fitted study and a walk-in wardrobe.
Living on the water
Folding glass doors and full-height bedroom glazing open the home to its terrace and the marina.
