Named Pobble House, the home was designed by Hollaway Studio and was very much inspired by its surroundings. Principle architect, Guy Hollaway, described Dungeness as having “an otherworldly presence” thanks to a litany of corroded metals, silvering woods and cement boards, left behind after the nearby power station was constructed.

This material palette informed the design of Pobble House and can be seen in the use of larch timber, concrete and Corten steel, which weathers to a gorgeous rusty orange shade over time. “Less the product of an architect’s plans, it is a house made of the desert”, Guy said of the project.

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