“Boddam describes it as a reimagining of mid-century modernism for an Australian context, and what’s striking is how naturally that ambition plays out. Breeze House carries many of the qualities associated with that style – long horizontal planes, strong material expression, blurred indoor-outdoor thresholds – but does so in a way that feels in tune with the climate and character of Palm Beach”, writes Sarah Webb.

Daniel Boddam has “developed a reputation for producing carefully considered and strikingly serene architecture,” writes Shelley Tustin.

Our Urban Sea House features in the latest kitchen and bathroom-focused issue of Habitus magazine, guest edited by Mardi Doherty.

We are thrilled to be a finalist in the Sub-Zero Wolf 2024-2025 Kitchen Design Contest for Urban Sea House. The Global Winner will be announced at the Winners’ Summit and Gala in Arizona in October 2026.

“Two visionary creatives, Daniel Boddam and Simone Haag, collaborated for this project. Boddam, whose studio has been shaping architecture since 2013, believes that wellbeing is embedded in the spaces we inhabit. His work blends sculptural form, spatial harmony, and careful craftsmanship, creating homes that feel calm and considered… Together, Boddam and Haag elevate Urban Sea House into a home where every detail, from the clever architecture to the stone texture, feels intentional and creates a calming atmosphere.”
– Ellen De Meyer

“The coastal context is felt not as a motif but as an undertone. For Daniel Boddam, who grew up on the same street, the project became an exercise in understanding the specific grain of the place: the limestone underfoot, the soundscape, the way houses meet the ground from street to doorstep, the character of the planting, as well as how each might inform a contemporary domestic structure,” writes Georgia Smedley.

“Threaded with a muted and restrained palette of warm neutrals, the home breathes with ease and enhances the programme’s spatial openness,” writes Melena Dirou.

A sleek new furniture collection from architect and designer Daniel Boddam references the smooth, sculptural curves of the iconic Malibu surfboard.