The penthouse occupies the two uppermost floors of the building, with panoramic views of the sea, mountains, park and city. On the main level, the kitchen, dining area and sitting room form a continuous living space oriented towards the landscape. A bespoke bookcase defines the individual zones without interrupting the sightlines or the movement of daylight. The lower level contains the more private spaces, including bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, a utility room and a wine room.

The green terrace restores something of the owners’ former connection to their garden. Inside, timber, natural stone and textiles in warm, neutral tones create a subdued and tactile atmosphere. Profiled ceilings, panelled surfaces and integrated joinery bring depth and a recognisable continuity from room to room. In the bathrooms, timber is carried through the cabinetry and detailing, offering a warm counterpoint to the lighter surfaces.

The shifting coastal light is never merely a view, but an active presence within the interior. The home makes room for openness and intimacy, for memories of what came before and for the life now unfolding – created not for display, but to be lived in and loved.