Tucked into the hills above Kingston, this home was designed for a client who wanted more than just a view - they wanted the city to feel like part of the house.

From the moment you arrive, the architecture leans into the landscape. The structure steps confidently along the hillside, opening up to reveal four ensuite bedrooms, each one positioned to take in a different slice of the city below. It’s a house that doesn’t just sit on the land - it listens to it.

Inside, spaces unfold gradually: a private theatre tucked into one wing, two distinct living areas for everything from quiet mornings to lively gatherings, and an outdoor fireplace for cooler nights when the mist rolls down from the mountains. And then there’s the infinity pool, aligned with purpose so that when you’re swimming, the edge disappears and Kingston stretches out in front of you like a living mural.

This is a home designed for pause and perspective. Clean, modern lines meet warm textures and subtle materials, all chosen to reflect the colours of the hills around it. The result is less about show and more about feel - a space where city and sky are always in conversation.