In contrast to the robustness of the darkened and recessive exterior, the interior spaces are light, open, warm and natural.
Spaces for cooking, eating, reading and conversation with friends and family feel airy and naturally comfortable and inextricably linked to the place.
Large stacking sliding doors seamlessly connect the interior to the Outdoor “Bahama” Room, enclosed and protected by mesh screens with tall hardwood frames which echo the vertical trunks of the forest.
Sleeping ‘loft’ bedrooms sit above the double height living space, which welcomes the full height of the forest indoors.
These sleeping spaces are more ‘cocoon like’ and have prospect to the forest but refuge and privacy from the spaces below.
