The upper level houses the living and dining rooms in an open-plan layout, adjoined by the kitchen and one of the bedrooms on either side. All the spaces open up onto a wide balcony that runs along the length of the building following the stepped layout of the interior. Buffering the balcony, the concrete facade features irregularly cut large openings that frame the views of the picturesque landscape in different ways depending on your location in the house.

On the lower level, which is built against the rocky hillside, two more bedrooms and a lounge area follow the stepped layout of the upper floor. The views of these spaces are framed by a continuous, ribbon-shaped, slanted opening, created by the upper level's cantilevered balcony and a stone wall buffering a narrow patio that runs underneath it.

The interior design is characterized by a minimalist, modernist elegance that reflects the bare, coastal landscape outside. Marble
floors, exposed board-formed concrete walls and white plastered ceilings are complemented by a palette of natural, earthy hues that pick up the rawness of the rocky exteriors, as well as a selection of modernist furniture that altogether bestow a timeless
elegance.