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Stepping stones lead across a reflecting pool in the open-air bathroom, where an oval tub stands in front of a covered daybed. White walls, wood pillars and a deep arched recess frame this bathing area. Inside the bedroom, exposed white rafters rise above wooden floors and a pale rug with a green leaf pattern.

The window seat has a view into the garden, with an armchair nearby and green shades above the bedside tables. Outside, an enlarged dining sala faces towards the shore. Pale fabrics and natural materials are part of the villa’s new design, completed in July 2025.

A white pitched ceiling rises above the main bedroom, where green lampshades and a leaf-patterned rug echo the garden outside. An armchair and a built-in window seat offer places to sit away from the bed. The children’s room has its own window, wood flooring and bright wall art.

The outdoor bathroom has an oval soaking tub, with stepping stones across a shallow reflecting pool. Beyond it, a round daybed rests in a covered arched recess. An enlarged dining sala opens towards the shore, with palm trees and planting around the villa. The new interiors use pale colours and natural textures.

Floor-to-ceiling glass doors slide open from the bedroom to a wide deck, with steps leading down into the lagoon. A timber daybed hangs beneath the roof outside, beside a table and chairs. The partly sheltered deck has room for both dining and lounging, with the water directly below.

Inside, a sofa and armchair sit within the main room. White curtains frame the glazing, while turquoise cushions add colour to the pale rug and wooden floor. The bathroom opens to the outdoors and includes a deep soaking tub for two. The swimming pool can be reached from the bedroom, bathroom and deck.

A sheltered dining sala extends the living space towards the sand, with tropical planting around the villa. The bedroom has a white roof with exposed rafters, green lampshades and a pale rug patterned with leaves. A window seat and a separate armchair form a small sitting area beside the bed.

In the open-air bathroom, white stepping stones cross a shallow reflecting pool to an oval bathtub. A round daybed sits beyond the tub, set within an arched alcove under cover. Wood floors and light fabrics complete the new interiors. The redesign also enlarged the dining area.

A glass-bottomed bathtub gives the bathroom a view into the water below. The main bedroom opens towards the lagoon, and the outdoor lounge leads onto a deck with direct access to the sea. There are both shaded places to sit and areas open to the sky.

The children’s room has white walls, a wooden floor and turquoise cushions. A small timber table sits between the beds, beneath round decorative plates on the wall. Its window looks through an exterior timber screen. The open-air bathroom is set apart from this compact sleeping space.

A sunken bathtub for two has a glass base looking down into the lagoon. Outside, a private veranda holds a dining table and chairs, while a hanging daybed sits under the roof. The deck also has an open lounge area beside the water, with steps leading down to the sea.

Wide glass doors link this outdoor space with the bedroom. White curtains frame the glazing, and a sofa and armchair sit on the wooden floor inside. Turquoise cushions and a pale rug bring colour and texture to the room. The bed faces towards the ocean, with Egyptian cotton linen among its furnishings.

The main bedroom’s bathroom opens to the air and has a soaking tub. In the twin room’s bathroom, rain showers are fitted both indoors and outside. Between the two main rooms, an extra connecting space holds a daybed, with turquoise and yellow cushions beside a long wooden dressing table.

The covered veranda has space for board games, while the sand lies just beyond the deck. An outdoor dining area sits close to the water. Indoors, white walls contrast with polished wood floors, and a broad mirror hangs above the dressing surface in the connecting room. A small upholstered stool fits beneath it.

High vaulted ceilings rise over hardwood floors in the shared living areas. A lounge and dining space sit apart from the bedrooms, with doors leading outdoors to the broad deck. The sheltered dining table looks through a gap in the greenery towards the sand and sea, while a private path connects the residence directly with the shore.

Outside, the deck extends the lounge towards the sea, with areas of sun and shade beside the house. The bathroom has a sunken bathtub. Natural wood is used across the floors and furniture, while the tall roof leaves the main living space open above the seating.

At the end of the boardwalk, a high-roofed living room opens to the ocean through wide glass doors. The white ceiling rises above a timber floor, with a large sofa on one side and a dining table on the other. Woven pendant lights hang above the table, and turquoise cushions line the pale seating.

The deck reaches around an infinity pool, with views across open water. Cream curtains frame the doors, and pale woven rugs mark the separate lounge and dining areas. Broad windows also face the water from the rooms used for exercise and spa treatments, keeping the ocean in view throughout these spaces.

A central living room brings the bedrooms together around a shared lounge and indoor dining area. Each bedroom has its own outdoor bathroom, so the bathing spaces are separate from one another. A private path runs through the planting to the shore, with the house reef just offshore.

The deck stretches around the infinity pool, bordered by tropical greenery. Covered verandas provide shade beside the house, while a Jacuzzi is set within the outdoor grounds. From the dining area, the view passes between leafy plants towards the beach. Sun loungers stand on the sand beyond, under a large white parasol.

Glass doors on several sides open the main living room towards its decks and gardens. A high white ceiling rises above pale rugs, with timber dining furniture beside a long white sofa. The lounge and indoor dining area sit next to one another, while a palm-fringed sala provides a place to eat outdoors.

The grounds extend to a private stretch of beach, with broad sun decks, loungers and shaded seating along the way. Leaf-shaped ceiling fans hang over the main living room, and curtains soften the edges of the glass doors. Mustard cushions add colour to the pale sofa, with a low marble-topped table in front.