Nestled within the lush, untamed landscape of Koh Phangan, this residence is a seamless blend of modern minimalism and raw nature. Defined by its stark white walls, the structure encloses a central courtyard where an untouched natural rock formation serves as the heart of the home—an organic sculpture around which daily life unfolds. The architecture embraces an open-plan concept, with fluid indoor-outdoor transitions that allow the tropical climate to shape the experience of the space. Expansive openings and pivoting glass doors dissolve boundaries, inviting natural light and sea breezes to animate the interiors. The material palette is deliberately restrained—white plaster walls, polished concrete floors, and locally sourced teakwood elements create a serene backdrop that contrasts with the rugged beauty of the central rock feature. The courtyard acts as a visual anchor and a climatic buffer, cooling the house naturally while offering an intimate connection to the landscape. Around it, living spaces are arranged with a deliberate sense of flow—bedrooms positioned for privacy, yet still opening to lush gardens; a sunken lounge that fosters conversation; and an infinity-edge pool that mirrors the sky. At night, soft, indirect lighting enhances the textures of the rock and walls, creating an ethereal glow. The house is not merely a shelter but an immersive experience—an architectural meditation on simplicity, materiality, and the dialogue between built form and nature.