The beach house interior design of our project in Wamberal has become a defining feature of the house that is simultaneously sophisticated and relaxed. Placed amidst dunes on Wamberal Beach, the location of the project was then, and is now, simultaneously spectacular and challenging. The stunning dunal environment presented the opportunity to capture the panoramic views out to the ocean.

The key interior feature of this home is the dramatic timber-lined ceiling that undulates throughout the building, echoing the form of the sandy dunes and rolling waves. Soaring above the living area that faces the ocean, it helps amplify the magnificent views whilst becoming lower towards the sleeping quarters of the home, creating a heightened sense of intimacy and privacy. This timber roof provides a sense of warmth and protection from the stunning, albeit sometimes harsh coastal environment.

The interior finishes are similarly defined by their timber warmth that unites the contrast of black and white walls and the restrained use of surprising textures. The east-facing living areas are designed to be open and light, and embrace the beach views. White walls amplify the light-filled, airy quality of these spaces, while the curtains minimise glare from the ocean and create a sense of dynamism, as they move gently in the wind.

The kitchen has been finished in darker timber tones that mimic the surrounding trees, and in doing, help anchor the space as the core of the home. Characterised by its earthy finishes, the kitchen bench top is a solid polished concrete. The handmade Morrocan tiles on the kitchen splash back beautiful offset these finishes, adding a textural intrigue and decoration to the space.

The bedrooms and bathrooms are similarly defined by their natural tones, impactful black and white walls, and subtle finishes, creating a sense of cohesion to the inside of the home. Ultimately, the Wamberal Beach House interior design communicate a timeless stylishness that accommodates for the taste and lifestyle of our clients.