To maximise the space, the designers relocated the bathroom to the center of the interior, as a result widening the hallway and adding an ensuite for the master bedroom. A sense of warmth and harmony can be experienced through the application of bespoke Iroko timber joinery that subtly frames the doorways, staircase and flooring. Iroko timber has a variation in colour, ranging from red hues to gold yellows, and this is particularly showcased in the stair joinery, where a natural variation of tones of the material can be seen, reminding us of the beautiful variety that nature brings us. Handmade terracotta tiles are used for the bathroom flooring, with underfloor heating running beneath, giving a warm feeling to the bathrooms, it is great stepping into the warm, earthly bathroom for the morning shower.

Curated throughout the interior are exquisite art pieces that reflect organic elements found in nature. The art pieces include a watery blue painting, a molded floral sculpture and a bespoke circular travertine stone, back lit, reminiscent of a solar eclipse to reflect the owners love of the moon. Utilising the difference of the wall thickness of the basement and GF, a slim shelf was created to display art and collections from nature, also one of the owner’s hobbies is to collect beautiful plants during their nature walks.