This architecturally designed, contemporary home in Noordhoek offers effortless flow between indoors and outdoors which is created through the floor to ceiling glass doors. The L-shape design protects the house from the southeaster wind in summer and captures the sun in winter.

Living

A large and beautiful living area is the main focus of the house, spilling onto the indigenous garden and lap pool. The décor is minimal, with the use of earthy tones and textures. Bespoke natural objects are functional and aesthetically pleasing like African artworks and the sculptural wooden stools made for Senufo chieftains.

Leisure

Walls on two sides are made up entirely of sliding glass doors looking onto the mountain - the house becomes one with the garden, pool and Chapman’s Peak. Cleverly designed to allow natural light to flood into the home. The beach can be accessed by a 3 minute walk along a Cape nature path.