Garejau House: A Modern Marvel in Foz do Arelho

Nestled in the serene landscape of Foz do Arelho, near the vibrant Caldas da Rainha in Portugal, stands a testament to modern architecture's seamless blend with comfort and personalization – the Garejau House. Conceived by the visionary Portuguese architect Nuno Morais and brought to life by the master builders at Pascal Construction, this bespoke residential project harmonizes with its coastal backdrop, offering breathtaking views and an invitation to luxurious tranquility.

As you step through the gallery, each photograph unfolds chapters of a design story that prioritizes open spaces, natural light, and a dialogue with the surrounding nature. The house's clean lines and minimalist aesthetic echo the clarity of the nearby Atlantic, while the warm wooden accents and soft, earthy tones of the facade pay homage to the region's natural palette.

Every corner of Garejau House is meticulously crafted. From the expansive living areas that open to the calm blues of an infinity pool to the intimate spaces crafted for moments of solitude, the residence is a celebration of bespoke living. The home's strategic vantage point offers uninterrupted views of the lush greenery, the distant hills, and the horizon where sky meets sea.

This gallery is more than just a showcase of architectural excellence; it's a journey through a space that redefines the concept of home. It's where innovative design meets the unique needs and tastes of the owners, creating a living space that is both a sanctuary and a statement.

I invite you to explore the Garejau House through our lens. Let the visuals lead you through the nuances of this architectural gem, where every detail is a brushstroke in a masterpiece of modern living. Welcome to a place where architecture, nature, and art converge to create something truly extraordinary.

Westbury Road for Cortizo

Got a commission from Cortizo (Spain), one of the leading manufacturer and distributor of aluminum and PVC systems for the architecture and industry sectors, they asked some photos of a nice property in New Malden, where they supplied the all the windows. Loved the project. The weather wasn’t that good, but enough to get some nice images out of it.

Oak Tree House by Graham Stirk and Susan Le Good

I couldn't be happier with the results of the photography I've produced for the architects Graham Stirk and Susan Le Good of their home in a lovely village in Suffolk. The project is simply beautiful, modern and minimalist, with a spacious open plan featuring exposed timber frames.

The geometry of the project is astonishing, therefore to make the most of it, I've spent an entire day shooting inside out, from the air and ground. Please check here the best features of this incredible project.

Oak Tree House.jpg