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Terra, Facing the Atlantic

Terra, Facing the Atlantic

Between Miami and the Bahamas, on a stretch of coast where the water shifts from teal to navy, this villa is built on poured stone, oak, and one recurring burst of Terra.

An Opening Cut for the View

The COCOON MIGUEL Terra sits inside a squared oak recess, pushed back just far enough that the skyline fills the gap above the rim. Timber wraps three sides of the tub in a warm, visible grain that catches the light differently, the fourth side stays fully open to the water.

An Opening Cut for the View

The COCOON MIGUEL Terra sits inside a squared oak recess, pushed back just far enough that the skyline fills the gap above the rim. Timber wraps three sides of the tub in a warm, visible grain that catches the light differently, the fourth side stays fully open to the water.

The Bath’s Company

Just beside the bath sits the JP SET25THERM, a floor-mounted thermostatic set with a tap that curves once and stops directly over the rim, its hand shower held on the same base within easy reach of the tub. Finished in brushed inox, it stays low in profile and quiet against the timber.

The Bath’s Company

Just beside the bath sits the JP SET25THERM, a floor-mounted thermostatic set with a tap that curves once and stops directly over the rim, its hand shower held on the same base within easy reach of the tub. Finished in brushed inox, it stays low in profile and quiet against the timber.

A Pair of Bowls in Terra

Further down the corridor, a floating oak vanity carries two COCOON BOWL Basins, each cast in the same terra shade. They sit apart from one another, accompanied by mirrors above. The color repeats from room to room but the shapes never blur together.

A Pair of Bowls in Terra

Further down the corridor, a floating oak vanity carries two COCOON BOWL Basins, each cast in the same terra shade. They sit apart from one another, accompanied by mirrors above. The color repeats from room to room but the shapes never blur together.

Taps for Uninterrupted Routines

Beside each bowl sits its own JP SET11.4, mounted directly into the oak rather than centered between the two. Splitting the fittings this way means there is no interruption in the routine.

Taps for Uninterrupted Routines

Beside each bowl sits its own JP SET11.4, mounted directly into the oak rather than centered between the two. Splitting the fittings this way means there is no interruption in the routine.

Two Showers: One Indoors, One Under the Sky

Just some steps from the greeny is an enclosed shower that runs beneath the same concrete ceiling as the rest of the room, MSN 31 a rain head fixed overhead, its own hand shower on a separate wall-mounted valve, a slim recessed shelf holding soap and a folded towel, and a narrow drain set into the floor.

Two Showers: One Indoors, One Under the Sky

Just some steps from the greeny is an enclosed shower that runs beneath the same concrete ceiling as the rest of the room, MSN 31 a rain head fixed overhead, its own hand shower on a separate wall-mounted valve, a slim recessed shelf holding soap and a folded towel, and a narrow drain set into the floor.

The second shower breaks from that pattern entirely: a single JP 37 floor-mounted stands right at the point where a covered walkway gives way to an open terrace. Palm fronds lean into the frame, distant mountains sit along the horizon, and above the terrace there's nothing but open sky- no wall, no roof, just water falling in full daylight.


The second shower breaks from that pattern entirely: a single JP 37 floor-mounted stands right at the point where a covered walkway gives way to an open terrace. Palm fronds lean into the frame, distant mountains sit along the horizon, and above the terrace there's nothing but open sky- no wall, no roof, just water falling in full daylight.


Inspired? Bring your vision to life

COCOON's Terra pieces and the JP tapware collection in brushed inox were selected for this villa because of exactly how they behave next to oak and poured concrete, never fighting the materials around them, always adding just enough texture to keep a room from feeling flat. If a build like this speaks to you, our Project Division can walk you through the collections in more depth, send material samples directly to your home, or arrange a visit to one of our showrooms wherever you're based.

A Gap for Greenery

Past the vanity, a narrow pocket breaks up between the hard surfaces, the greens catching the light directly.

A Bedroom Kept Just as Bare

Through the vanity's round mirrors, the bedroom sits just beyond, a low platform bed dressed in white, a single cushion stacked at its head, a small round side table holding nothing but a sculptural object catching the light. Floor-to-ceiling glass keeps a line of palms visible from the pillow, so the last view before sleep is the same one that opened the day in the bath.

A Palette That Doesn't Wander

Concrete, timber, stone, and steel - four ingredients, used again and again, without a fifth material ever creeping in uninvited. That kind of repetition is what makes a house this large read as one continuous idea rather than a collection of disconnected rooms stitched together by hallways.
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