The home's two levels are set at a complementing angle - bringing that aforementioned "motion" into the design - and highlight each other through ingenious cutouts. The pool and patio on the ground floor bridge the grassy slope of the garden with the building by creating an organic volume that sweeps towards it. The second story extends out far past its glass enclosed balcony, thus creating an "awning" over the patio, its large elliptical cutout giving play to a detailing of light and shade; one that at once protects the patio as well as highlights it, changing its shape and direction just as the sun shifts in the sky.

Inside, the same minimal, white and expansive aesthetic continues. Most of the furnishings are in shades of white, off-white and light gray, thus providing an unobtrusive complement to the interior's architectural forms - such as the curving, sweeping staircase and wide, round windows - that echo those of the exterior.

And last but not least, the blazing white of the building and the intense blue of the pool reflect and complement the bright blue of the sky, as well as the deep blue of the sea with an almost Cycladic fluidity, proving that perfect design is at once complicated and, yet, simple.