
An evening on the beach at Amanzoe
Wesley photographed a Louis Vuitton event at Amanzoe's beach club, and years later we still bring it up when a client asks what "atmosphere" means. One evening, one beach, and every decision pointing the same direction.
One palette, carried all the way down
The build was a single idea repeated at every scale: timber shelving as a wall against the sea, one long table instead of many, terracotta and dried florals against the sand. The kilims and cushions came in the same rust and ochre as the sunset the planners knew was coming. Nothing matched; everything agreed.


Fire as the kitchen, candles as the lighting plan
Dinner came off open flame, cauldrons and grills in the sand, and the cooking was part of the set. After dark the only light came from candles, hundreds of them in a grid across the beach, and the pool burning like a runway.


The lesson we reuse
Guests remember the evening as effortless. It was the opposite: a set built over days, styled to the centimetre, then handed to the light. Effort, hidden well, reads as magic. That is the whole trade.
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