Serenity is composed of crisp white volumes, stacked and quietly cantilevered, their edges drawn only by the play of sun and shadow. Board-formed concrete and laser-cut screens lend texture and privacy without weight, while full-height glass opens the house to the garden, the pool, and the distant Pacific. The architecture is confident yet never loud — ordered, light-filled, and wholly at ease in its setting.

At the heart of the house, a double-height great room rises against a board-formed concrete wall, crowned by sculptural bursts of light and floored in warm oak. Living, dining, and kitchen flow as one luminous volume — a floating staircase turning quietly to the floor above, twin honed-stone islands anchoring the kitchen beyond. The palette stays disciplined throughout: white and oak, honed stone, the warmth of brass. Every surface is chosen to age gracefully rather than chase a season, so the room feels settled the moment you step into it.

The primary suite is a study in stillness — a serene room wrapped in glass and warm wood, opening to the palms and a glimpse of sea, anchored by a low slatted headboard and a quiet sitting area. Beyond, the bath is carved almost entirely from book-matched white stone: a sculptural soaking tub set to the window, a glazed walk-in shower, and light that pools softly across polished floors. The mood is unhurried; the light, everywhere.

The grounds extend the home’s calm. A long pool runs the length of the rear terrace, mirroring the sky, with shaded lounges and lawn falling gently toward the horizon. Within, rooms open for gathering — a games room framed in glass and patterned screens, looking onto the water. Each threshold is detailed to disappear, so the line between the home and the coast is felt only as light, air, and the sound of the water.