The plot sits directly on the water, which set the whole approach: everything had to lead the eye outward rather than compete with the view.

A full-width infinity edge takes the pool to the horizon so the water reads as continuous with the Gulf. Behind it, planting is layered rather than dense — sculpted specimen trees for structure, low clipped hedging for order, and bougainvillea for the one note of colour.

Pale stone runs from the entrance walkway through to the pool deck, holding the palette quiet in daylight. After dark the scheme changes character: concealed uplighting picks out the tree canopies and the pool becomes the brightest thing on the terrace.

• Landscape Architecture
• Infinity Pool
• Lighting