The thinking is simple. It is a traditional Sandy Ground house with pastiche and present-day concepts. If you look around Sandy Ground landscape, you will see pitched roofs, shutters and stone on the ground floor – so those are the concepts. If you look at the proportion, the architecture and how it is positioned between the historical salt pond and the sea, you can already feel the elements influencing the kind of design – and the elements are all natural and beautiful.

“I wanted to replicate that house with the gingerbread and the shutters, and have a nautical theme to the building. My grandfather [Mister] was a seaman. We will be getting up the gingerbread and the old-fashion shutters up.” “My father and my grandparents were from Sandy Ground. I am actually from South Hill, and Sandy Ground is now an up and coming village.”