Situated on an angular site overlooking Jack Nicklaus Golf Course in Kinloch, this contemporary home reflects the natural tones of the surrounding landscape and blends gracefully into the hillside. Coloured steel and cedar cladding grounds the building, merging it into the terrain. Each room angles from the next, crafting a slightly different outlook in each space, taking advantage of the breathtaking views. The large entryway is concealed behind cedar battens to provide a level of privacy and focus. Exterior materials are brought inwards with large sliding doors separating the bedrooms from the living areas, which are contrasted by cedar interior walls. The upper level contains an apartment which is accessed via a cedar batten bridge, carrying through features from the main entrance creating continuity of style. The main bedroom captures views of Western Bays while expansive windows throughout the living and dining areas take in the evolving vista and seasonal changes. The kitchen has a discreet scullery accessed via a hidden door. Metal lockers form part of the kitchen, which add a playful yet practical aspect as a bespoke gin and whiskey bar. Cheers to that!