Banyan Beach House

A one hun­dred year-old Ficus macro­phyl­la or Aus­tralian Banyan marks the entrance to this unique beach­side escape. This costal site required a mixture of native and exotic species resilient enough to survive while connecting the property to the surrounding headland, bush, and native plant palate. Staying true to the location and the colours and tones of the natural environment was paramount.

Sandstone stairs leading through a vibrant green native Australian garden.
Hardwearing garden provide privacy and protection from the elements.
Silver tones and sculptural forms offset a palette of natural materials.
Hardwearing garden provide privacy and protection from the elements.

Credits

Creative director Anthony Wyer
Project lead Yolanda Conteras Tamayo
Interiors CAMERON KIM­BER
Photography PABLO VEIGA