A 1990s Auckland beachside home, reimagined with a palette as considered as its outlook. The interiors move through a restrained material language — sculptural furniture, a curated art collection, surfaces that recede so the space can breathe. The kitchen centres on a Calacatta Vagli curved island, its form as much sculptural gesture as functional anchor. A three-storey steel staircase with a continuous curved oak handrail traces the full height of the home, becoming its defining architectural moment. Light, volume, and quiet confidence.