“Transparency” and “contrasts” were key design themes throughout.

In the main salon and dining area—where floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light—teak panels are combined with soft nubuck leather and expansive swathes of white silk set behind glass panels.

The main staircase showcases the same themes. Crafted from dramatic dark Nero Marquina marble, the stairs are floating, so light can flow between the decks. The surrounding ash woodwork is painted a colour that has been dubbed “Blue Mancini.” Created by the designer, it appears almost black at first sight.

In comparison to the guest cabins, the owner’s suite follows a more traditional format, with neutral tones punctuated by a spectacular leather embossed headboard with a seashell motif.

Further forward, communal shower links his-and hers bathrooms.

The shower sits directly under the infinity pool and features a skylight. Every time of day you have a different reflection.

Each cabin is inspired by one of the owner’s favourite vacation destinations – the Bahamas, Monaco, Mykonos and St Barths.

Each cabin has similar geometry, but all the finishing materials are inspired by each destination.

The Mykonos cabin, for example, uses a traditional white and blue Greek colour palette, whereas when you enter the Monaco cabin, you are greeted by darker, varnished woods and flashes of red. To further hammer it home, the name of each destination is carved onto leather inserts on each door.