Saint Dizier Design

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Hualalai Residence

This tropical escape is located on a cliff above the Pacific and features limestone floors and mahogany trim. For a detailed article on this house, please see Architectural Digest.com, "Where the Water is Constant".
Country: United States
A mahogany trimmed cove crowns this tropical entry with limestone floors and woven reed wallcovering. The art collection is late 19th Century Hawaiiana.
Entry Gallery
The breakfast room opens to a meditation garden with a lava water feature which creates the effect of floating stones.
Breakfast Garden
A bridge leads visitors across the water that separates the Main House from the Guest Hale.
Entry
A bridge leads visitors across the water that separates the Main House from the Guest Hale.
Entry
Dining Room
Sleeping in a bedroom without walls is one of the great luxuries of Hawaii. This room is close enough to the ocean to hear the crashing waves and smell the sea air.
Master Bedroom
Lush textures and colors create a moody tropical spa-like feeling in this granite, limestone and grasscloth bath.
Master Bath
To enter, guests cross over the water which separates the Guest House from the Main House.
Entry Bridge
To enter, guests cross over the water which separates the Guest House from the Main House.
Entry Bridge
A collection of Pacific Island masks cover the copper-leafed walls of this Powder Room. The room was designed around a pair of African drums that work as columns.
Powder Room
Opening to a lush, tropical garden, the only bedroom room that doesn't face the ocean is often the first on claimed by guests.
Guest House Bedroom
The 2 bedroom Guest House, located across the pond from the Main House, had a lovely garden off of the Living Room. The Chinese doors were placed in the Garden Wall (and one left slightly open) to give the feel that one could go through to another garden.
Guest House Living Room
Overlooking the crashing surf of the Pacific, the spa is formed from pumice rock.
Spa