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Last September Tropical Imaging and I teamed up to shoot a brand new villa by the name of Samsara. Andy Mann and I work together often to profile architect Ron Shaw’s designs, each one incredible in their own right. This sprawling house is beautifully located on Babalua Beach, as the aerial image below demonstrates it virtually has it’s own private 650′ long beach!
I am a big fan of cedar shingled roofs and native stone, Samsara features both in great quantity. It gives the large luxury property a down to earth feel.
I loved the little planters incorporated into the outdoor showers, nice to have nature at your feet and still offer privacy within the surrounding garden.
This staircase was superb any which way you looked at it. We photographed it from three different angles, this was my favorite perspective.
Can you believe that collection of roofs! Remarkable!
The woven wood cabinetry was remarkable as well. I have to hand it to our TC Millwork competitor, Island Stairworks, who did a fantastic job on these CNC machined doors.
Another tidbit for the woodworking fans, this tables pedestal was part of the original house which the owner wanted to salvage and showcase.
If you find yourself lucky enough to enter these gates, you will appreciate this home and all of it’s many facets all the more seeing it in person.
Well done Ron Shaw, very grateful Andy and I were selected for this project! Always look forward to what you will create next. This round dining room with one of your signature ceilings made my most impressive list. Bravo!
Last May I found myself in Harbour Island for work, what a dream come true! On this colorful Caribbean island all the houses look like postcard covers. Just look at the harbor below!
The sand blushes pink, can it get any cuter?
I have been studying Caribbean architecture since setting foot in the Turks and Caicos eleven years ago so this was a bit of a mecca trip for me. Picket fences framing coastal cottages in every direction.
Golf buggies are the preferred transport method of residents and guests alike, much more practical to zip along the narrow streets and admire the views.
Even Harbour Islands haunted house looks like something out of a fairy tale. Reminds me of one of my favorite flicks Paradiso Perduto, or Ca d’Zan, the decaying but gorgeous Venetian manor house featured in the 1998 Great Expectations.
This image below is one of my favorites, I feel it captures the light and bright nature of this quiet little island.
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures
Image by Steve Passmore Provo Pictures