With a hint of middle eastern architectural motifs, Pepper Sea Club’s exterior and gardens capture the romantic essence of the southern Mediterranean - ‘the Levant’ as it was known in times past - a melting pot of cultures for thousands of years.
Repeating patterns in ancient middle eastern architecture represented nature and objects by their spiritual qualities, not their physical appearance. Geometric patterns were derived from designs used in earlier cultures, particularly ancient Greek and Roman. The complexities of these designs allows for spiritual contemplation and reflection, creating elegant, intimate spaces for rest and play.