A window onto elsewhere.

A circle sits within the joinery, opening a view of the garden. At Jacaranda, this window becomes the centre of the scene. Wood follows its outline, while the landscape brings a depth and light beyond the plane of the wall.

The detail’s distinction lies in this double role: offering a view and giving the interior an identity. The circular frame turns greenery into a familiar presence seen from the room. A relationship forms between precise furniture and the shapes outside.

The project is completed and inhabited. Images of its construction stages show this dialogue between wood, opening and landscape taking shape. The story preserves that record, paying particular attention to the elements that organise the view.