Designed by architect Michel Laflamme—a protege of Canadian modernist Arthur Erickson—this oceanfront refuge perches gracefully on a granite outcrop above the Salish Sea. A restrained exterior of black cedar, raw concrete, and native grasses opens to pale, minimalist interiors bathed in natural light. Generous, interconnected living spaces offer a spa-like calm, seamlessly blurring the line between indoor comfort and the wild coastal landscape. Outside, cantilevered architecture and layered concrete terraces transform the steep terrain into a series of serene outdoor rooms.