Carved into a steep hillside in Whitehouse, Westmoreland, Jamaica, this private residence was shaped by the land itself. With a 180-degree view of the sea, the design embraces the slope rather than resisting it, using a series of seaward-facing terraces to step gently down toward the horizon.

Each level reveals a new perspective, a new moment. These terraces aren’t just architectural choices - they create a sense of movement and elegance, guiding the home toward the water and opening every space to the view.

Inside, the layout offers three bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms, and a dedicated home theatre, while a gym and rooftop bar crown the structure above. At every level, natural light is a constant presence, carefully considered to enhance comfort, reduce energy use, and bring warmth into every corner.

At the edge of it all, an infinity pool mirrors the sky, stretching out visually toward the Caribbean Sea and offering a quiet reminder of how closely the home is tied to its surroundings.

This is a residence designed for contrast: elevated yet grounded, open yet intimate. A place where the architecture responds to the land, and the living experience feels both effortless and extraordinary.