PortfolioEight properties

Stays, shot as a guest.

Eight properties across Mexico, Italy and Singapore. None of it commissioned or briefed.

No briefNo budgetNo art directorStills and motion · 2026

Puerto Escondido, MexicoSelf-initiated8 frames

Hotel Terrestre

An architect's daydream in brick and sand, designed so you never leave. The hardest decision of the day is pool or beach.

Looking up through the brick light well
The lap pool and the frangipani
The room, shutters open to the scrub
The spouted plunge pool in the brick tower
A chess set left out in the sand
A hammock strung across the terrace
The concrete shower
The timber bar under its slatted roof

SingaporeSelf-initiated8 frames

The Clan Hotel

Everything you need in the least likely place for it. Handmade tea when you walk in, and a rooftop that makes you forget you're in the CBD.

The double-height lobby over the shophouse roofs
The rooftop pool at dusk, the city beyond
In the room, before going down
Morning on the window seat
Tea and a pastry on marble

Puglia, ItalySelf-initiated8 frames

Castle in Puglia

A whole castle to yourself and olive groves in every direction. Cool stone inside, hot courtyard outside, and a chess game nobody ever finishes.

The castle in full sun, limestone on limestone
The vaulted sitting room in late afternoon
The pool set against the old boundary wall
The loggia, open to the olive grove
A game left mid-play in the vaulted room
The avenue back towards the tower at dusk
The outdoor shower running against stone
Deck chairs in the arched courtyard

Ischia, ItalySelf-initiated8 frames

Hotel Continental Mare

Italian in the way you actually want it. Nobody's hurrying you anywhere. Swim off the platform, eat too much, lose the afternoon. Repeat daily.

Evening at the railing
The courtyard under the olive tree
The bay and the swimming platforms below
The dining room over the water
Lunch on the terrace
The pool above the sea, under the thatched parasols

Todos Santos, MexicoSelf-initiated8 frames

Villas La Mar

Every angle is water. You can see the ocean from the bed, the bath and the pool. Blue Crush, basically.

Room interior looking out to the terrace and sea
The unit set into the palms above the oasis
The pool deck and the coast beyond
Reading under an umbrella above the sea
Planted terrace with bougainvillea above the beach
Terrace at dusk, firepit lit, open to the Pacific

Puerto Escondido, MexicoSelf-initiated4 frames

Lunaya 4

Come back from the beach, get in the plunge pool, don't speak to anyone until dinner. That's the whole itinerary.

The stair between two rendered walls
The plunge pool in its walled courtyard
Light through the curtain onto the concrete tub
Board-formed concrete and the tub edge

Sayulita, MexicoSelf-initiated4 frames

Palapa house

The jungle just walks in. You shower outside, swim in a rock pool, and touch grass in the most literal way possible.

The hammock strung over the rock plunge pool, under the thatch
The path in through the planting
Reading in the plunge pool
Swimsuit drying on the hook

Sayulita, MexicoSelf-initiated4 frames

Private villa, Sayulita

The kind of house you take over with eight people and don't leave. Beach two minutes down the path, and it turns out it makes a very good wedding.

The house through the palms
A bride in the domed bedroom before the ceremony
Down to the beach from the terrace
The stair up from the entrance

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