Inspired by the beauty of free-flowing curves, Stiletto House is a fusion of sculpture and building, a blending of form and function to create living spaces that inspire. It embraces traditional concepts of tropical architecture while reinterpreting them in contemporary forms. It explores what a house could be like for an avid collector of antiques and ultra-modern furniture, a house that displays and becomes a display itself. The house strives to strike a delicate balance between the traditional masculinity of dramatic grand spaces and the sensuous, fluid nature of free flowing curves. An otherwise rigid double volume space is blanketed with the softness of the curved overhangs and columns.  The curves seek to question the possibility of breaking the mould of typical rectilinear forms while responding to local planning guidelines and maximizing plot efficiency.