A family home on a Garden Route farm estate — grounded in its landscape, warm and unhurried, with room for aircraft, animals and the kind of gathering a farm invites.
The brief was less about style than about belonging: a house that looks like it grew where it stands.
ClientPrivate
LocationGarden Route
ScopeArchitecture & interior design
SectorPrivate homes
A modern Nordic farm language — raw stone, weathered timber cladding, blackened steel and full-height glazing framing the mountains, with one calm material palette running inside and out.
A quietly confident country house that belongs to its setting — generous, tactile, and built for a lifetime of farm living.