Caribbean Modern Villa in Roatan

Villa in Pearl is an exclusive modern villa located on the beautiful Roatan Island in the Caribbean Sea. Situated on the northern coast of Honduras, it is the largest of the Bay Islands and is known for its stunning beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and diverse marine life.
The project was designed with the objective of creating a luxurious, yet functional space that maximizes views of the turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea. The villa is split into two parts - a living area and a rental area, providing a unique and flexible living experience for the owner and guests.
Beach front residence sits on a 1120 m2 sloped plot, with the entrance to the main villa from the street level and the entrance to the rental villa from the lower ground floor. The design features big balconies and terraces, a cantilever infinity swimming pool, big open spaces, endless views of the Caribbean Sea, large ceiling to floor windows. The form and shape of the villa is elegant and contemporary, with clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic.
After opening the doors, we are immediately greeted by an infinite water view and a sense of boundlessness. Moving further, a huge living space unfolds, designed across two floors. This space extends to a terrace, where we are welcomed by a hanging "infinity" pool that seamlessly blends with the endless waters of the Caribbean sea.
One of the main challenges in designing this villa was the salty air, which made it impossible to use open metal structures. Instead, the design team had to use more massive concrete structures and still be able to achieve a light and elegant look. the result is a beautiful and unique villa that seamlessly blends into the natural environment.
The total area of the villa is 630 square meters, spread over three floors, which includes 7 bedrooms and 6 en suite bathrooms. The materials and methods used in the construction of the villa include monolith cast-in-place concrete, which provides durability and strength in the salty air.

Lead architect Ignas Vengalis
Lead designer Arunas Proberkas
Architect Javier Santome