Flowering Crab Apples and Crepe Myrtles provide a backdrop to the lower-lying foundational planting, blooming in the Spring and Summer months to contribute to urban biodiversity and seasonal beauty.

Central to unlocking the residence is an internal light court featuring a Japanese Maple, creating a visual moment when viewed from the side. The rear pool area, with a signature daybed is defined by tundra limestone material treatment, ensuring a seamless indoor-outdoor transition, connecting the interior hearth to outdoor paving. Its silvery-grey tones create a dialogue between the interior and garden, resulting from a close alliance with the architect. The back terrace, equipped with an operable roof, maximises natural light in the living room while maintaining a visual connection to a garden filled with the cyclical changes of fragrant flowering plants.