Situated on a steep plot between the street and the sea on the island of Bonaire, the design for this villa uses the natural level difference in the plot as part of the design identity. Along the street side a modest one-story structure opens up to expose two stories opening to the sea. The two-floor home is designed with a mix of a traditional and modern touches, with a wooden sloping roof for the main volume and sleek and straight shapes with flat roofs that reach out to the outdoor spaces. The terraces are for the most part covered and under the same roof as the interior, so that inside and outside are strongly connected. Wooden decks connect the house with the pier extending the connection to the sea.

Material Used:

1. Local stone for the walls
2. Teak wooden shutters
3. Wooden shingles
4. Altum Dark natural stone flooring in and outside
5. Bronzen details
6. Piet Boon by Formani – Doorware – ONE
7. Piet Boon Furniture – Outdoor – LARS outdoor set
8. Piet Boon by Maretti – Lighting – STACK
9. Piet Boon Furniture – BELLE chair
10. Piet Boon Furniture – HERO side table
11. Piet Boon Furniture – RAAF table
12. Piet Boon Furniture – MINNE chair
13. Piet Boon Furniture – KEKKE mirror
14. Piet Boon Furniture – outdoor - ANNE
15. Piet Boon Furniture – outdoor - GIJS
16. Piet Boon by Serax – Scented Candle