Horizon Flinders combines minimalism and extravagance in a unique design. Designed by the renowned firms BH Architects and Mim Design, the house impresses with its striking horizontal lines, panoramic ocean views, and harmonious connection to the surrounding landscape. Its sophisticated interiors balance raw materials and soft textures, creating warm and elegant spaces. Featuring an infinity pool, leisure areas, and bedrooms with organic forms, the residence offers an immersive experience and a tranquil retreat amidst nature.

Architects: BH Architects
Photography: Peter Clarke
Location: 90 King Street, Flinders, Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, Australia
Year: 2021

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