In the Turks and Caicos Islands, the Turks Villa follows the unhurried rhythm of island life. Every detail has been designed to create a place that is both refined and genuinely welcoming, a home that invites you to slow down and linger.
Designed by Karen Kayne Design, the project was created for multigenerational living, placing shared experience at the heart of the home. The outdoor space becomes its true centre of gravity.
The outdoor lounge, heart of the villa
The outdoor lounge stands as the centre of the house. It has been furnished with the Milos collection, whose generous proportions and calm materiality invite comfort and conviviality.
This collection, by Jean-Marie Massaud, perfectly captures the spirit of the place: a relaxed elegance, designed to be lived in for the long term.
The Gatsby tables, an architectural rhythm
The tables from the Gatsby collection, designed by Ramón Esteve, complete the scene. They introduce a refined, almost architectural rhythm that organises the space while remaining visually light.
The result is a balanced composition, where design supports the way the place is lived in: open, relaxed, made to be enjoyed over time.
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A home designed for sharing
By bringing several generations together in one outdoor living space, the Turks Villa makes furniture a bond between people. The Milos and the Gatsby tables create a setting where people meet, settle in and stay.
The island art of living
Everything here celebrates the tranquil rhythm of the islands. Vondom furniture, with its gentle forms and robustness, supports a way of life where luxury is measured by the quality of moments rather than ostentation. A villa conceived as an invitation to slow down.
