The Liminal Collection is a study in thresholds, spaces that exist between the defined and the undefined, between structure and surrender. Drawing from the principles of tropical pavilion modernism, this collection celebrates lightness, impermanence, and the art of transition. These are homes where walls blur into landscape, and where the rituals of daily life unfold fluidly across indoor and outdoor space.

Architecturally, the collection embraces elemental horizontality, floating planes, softened geometry, and material palettes that mirror the natural world. Each residence is conceived not as a static object, but as a frame for living, a structure that breathes, adapts, and holds space for both presence and pause.

It is architecture tuned to moments: a breeze crossing a corridor, shadows spilling across stone, the slow rhythm of sunlight shifting through glass. The Liminal Collection does not dictate how one should live, it creates the openness for living to happen.