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Curving paths, planted beds, lawn terraces and integrated seating convert the roof of Two Wilton Park into an elevated garden.

A transparent entrance is recessed between stone-framed volumes and marked by a projecting glass canopy, establishing a clear arrival point without interrupting the disciplined rhythm of the façade.

A broad public square between the buildings is animated by a linear field of water jets, reflective paving and transparent ground-floor frontages that extend activity beyond the office entrances.

Completed in 2024, Two to Four Wilton Park by local firm Henry J Lyons is a contemporary mixed-use workplace development beside Dublin's Grand Canal, where three interlinked buildings frame a restored park, public square and active streetscape.

Handwoven latticework envelops the outdoor daybed, filtering sunlight through a geometric pattern that evokes traditional Moroccan screens while creating a cool, sheltered place for relaxation.

An expansive underwater mural transforms the bathroom into a transportive retreat, where vibrant marine life provides a dramatic counterpoint to the home's restrained architectural palette.

The primary bedroom is anchored by a sculptural plaster fireplace shaped as an octopus, introducing an unexpected artistic focal point that references the home's coastal setting.

White plaster walls, sculptural furnishings, and layered natural textures create a serene private space where architecture, art, and handcrafted objects remain in careful balance.

A bespoke chandelier projects intricate patterns across the surrounding surfaces, transforming the dining room into a contemporary interpretation of traditional Moroccan lantern light.

Restrained finishes, natural materials, and clean architectural lines allow handcrafted accessories and carefully selected furnishings to become the defining visual elements of Alys Riad's kitchen.