KOYA Mediterranean estate arrival with guardians

WORLDS

A house that has travelled.

Mediterranean architecture. A soul shaped by travel. A world composed through light, water, gardens, craft and collected pieces.

FLORIDA HOUSE — CASE STUDY

One story, revealed in layers.

The house is conceived as a sequence: ceremonial, social, private and contemplative. Each space has its own atmosphere, but everything belongs to the same material and emotional language.

KOYA inner courtyard beyond carved gates, with water, olive tree and illuminated stone relief
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INNER COURTYARD

Beyond the gates, another world.

Carved doors open onto water, an ancient olive tree and illuminated stone relief—an inner arrival that reveals the spirit of the house.

KOYA dining room with sculptural brass centerpiece
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THE HEART

Made for evenings that linger.

A monumental table, warm lantern light and a sculptural brass centerpiece create a room that feels social, grounded and unmistakably its own.

KOYA kitchen with long island and carved cabinetry
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THE KITCHEN

Built for gathering, not just cooking.

A long furniture-like island, carved cabinetry and hidden working spaces allow the kitchen to remain part of the larger world of the house.

KOYA primary bedroom with garden and pool connection
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SANCTUARY

Private worlds, quietly composed.

The bedroom becomes a retreat through proportion, filtered daylight, warm plaster, dark timber and an immediate relationship to water and garden.

KOYA long private pool beside the primary suite
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WATER

The quietest room in the house.

Water is treated as architecture: a long private pool extending the suite outward and giving the house another place to slow down.

KOYA garden dining pavilion beneath palms
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GARDEN DINING

Dinner, beneath the palms.

Outside rooms are composed with the same care as the interior — light, planting, relief work, table, craft and atmosphere all belonging to one story.