PROJECT JNA Group day, highlighting textures and establishing a subtle rhythm of light and shadow that enhances the living experience.
The interiors, guided by LIM Marc-Anthony Hewson, complement the architecture with a refined and subtle approach. Furnishings are arranged to maximise comfort and ease, featuring tactile surfaces and natural tones that reflect the home’ s material palette.
Rather than dominating, the décor provides a subtle balance, creating spaces that are equally suitable for large gatherings or peaceful evenings by the fire. Thoughtful circulation routes encourage a sense of exploration, whether moving from the pool deck into the living areas or through the bedrooms towards the garden.
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