Masters of Architectural Overwater Residences
In the rarefied realm of marine architecture, one name stands alone: St Tropez Overwater. We do not merely build upon water; we orchestrate light, space, and horizon into living masterpieces that transcend the very concept of waterfront living.
Uncompromising masterpieces crafted with the exactitude of haute horlogerie and finished in materials that speak in whispers. Century-seasoned teak kissed by salt and sun, marine-grade titanium brushed to a lunar subtlety, glass so pure it dissolves the boundary between sanctuary and infinity. Our structures do not intrude upon the seascape; they consummate it—as though the ocean itself had whispered the brief and we merely translated its desires into form.
Beneath these serene exteriors lies ferocious, invisible engineering: silent hydraulic platforms that rise and fall with the tide, zero-emission power systems integrated into the very bones of the structure, superyacht-grade stability concealed within lines of monastic calm. This is performance refined to the meditative stillness of a Kyoto pavilion afloat on liquid sapphire.
Our patrons—titans of industry, stewards of multi-generational legacies, collectors of the irreproducible—arrive by tender as the last light bleeds across the water. They step onto decks that appear to float untethered and immediately understand they have crossed into a realm few will ever inhabit. Here, exclusivity is not marketed; it is inhaled with every breath of salt air.
We originate horizons. For those who refuse to confuse proximity to water with true communion; for those who measure luxury not in square footage but in solitude, splendor, and the sound of waves against silence—there is only one name that matters.
St Tropez Overwater.
Where the horizon begins at your threshold.
The next masterpiece awaits its patron.
— Mia St Tropez
Creative Director & Principal Visionary