Set on an exposed coastal headland overlooking the Atlantic, this residential sculpture garden is shaped by its relationship with the surrounding landscape. The design responds to the site's dramatic setting, using distant landmarks, sweeping views and the movement of the coastline to create a series of connected outdoor spaces where art and landscape exist in dialogue.

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Curving walls and carefully framed sight-lines guide movement through the garden, revealing sculptures gradually while providing shelter from the coastal winds. A sunken walled garden creates a sequence of protected spaces, establishing distinct micro climates that support both planting and quiet moments of reflection.

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Rather than competing with its surroundings, landscape frames the artwork, allowing sculpture and nature to form a balanced composition that feels both contemporary and deeply rooted in the landscape.

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