From the bedroom, the bath is only visible in pieces, framed in between some vertical timber slats that stand like a loose screen between bedroom and bathroom. The partial view sets the tone for the whole suite, nothing is fully revealed at once, every space is discovered gradually as you move.

Tall stacked stone walls without a roof above the outdoor shower. Water from the rain shower falls directly onto raw rock, with palm fronds overhanging the edge of the frame. There is no attempt to soften this space; the stone is left rough, giving a rounded experience .

Set against a textured grey wall, a long pale Column and a single deck-mounted tap. Its restraint is almost architecturally, no additional fixtures, just one continuous surface doing exactly what it needs to do.

Rather than sitting on top of the counter, this basin is cut directly into the surface itself, the stone curving inward to form the bowl. A slim deck-mounted tap rises just beside it, with the courtyard's black-framed glass doors visible behind, palms pressing close against the panes.