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Dining room with teal chairs and windows on two sides.

Canyon Villa

Interior design for a coastal villa, with furniture layouts that keep views open, custom storage and materials selected to reduce glare. The scope included new finishes, lighting and installation.

Dining room with teal chairs and windows on two sides.

Project Type

Villa

Project Duration

28 weeks

Spaces Included

Main living areas

Services Provided

Interior Design, Home Renovation & Interior Construction, Custom Furniture & Cabinetry

Square

3,600 sq ft

Completed

2024

The coastal home had generous rooms, but furniture blocked views, storage was limited in shared spaces and reflective finishes made the interior feel formal. The homeowners wanted comfortable rooms for daily use, discreet storage and surfaces suited to the coastal setting, while keeping the views and respecting the scale of the house.

Minimal covered terrace with a timber door and ocean view.
Ocean and rocky coastline framed by a timber and stone structure.
Person marking a detail beside a vertical metal edge.

Furniture groups were repositioned to frame rather than compete with the outlook. Natural oak, honed stone, woven textiles, and warm neutral plaster reduce glare and create continuity. Custom joinery gives large rooms clear focal points and practical storage.

The project combined finish removal, surface preparation, lighting revisions, custom furniture and cabinetry, stone installation, soft furnishing coordination, and a room-by-room quality review before handover.

Unfinished room with tall arched windows and a ladder.

The revised furniture groups leave views visible from the main seating areas. Custom joinery provides closed storage within the larger rooms, while honed stone, timber and textiles reduce the glare from the previous reflective finishes.

Neutral living area with curved sofas and floor-to-ceiling windows.
Ocean horizon through large windows in a dark interior.
Rocky coastline seen from a shaded window.
Dining area with timber cabinets and a wide coastal view.

We wanted the house to feel less formal. The furniture layout works much better for us now, and we can see the views from where we actually sit. The extra cupboards are useful too.

Olivia and Mark Bennett

Full Villa Interior

We wanted the house to feel less formal. The furniture layout works much better for us now, and we can see the views from where we actually sit. The extra cupboards are useful too.

Olivia and Mark Bennett

Full Villa Interior

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Unfinished interior with exposed ceiling framing and construction materials.

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