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Villa Nougat Brings Winch Design to St Barths’ Pointe Milou

Winch Design’s Villa Nougat in St Barths combines bespoke furniture, family-led design and a hillside setting overlooking the Caribbean.

An island home shaped around its owners

Winch Design has completed Villa Nougat, a private residence on Pointe Milou in Saint Barthélemy, working with island-based architect Xavier David. The house was delivered in January 2026 for clients whose family connection with St Barths extends back three decades.

The commission developed from their purchase of a neighbouring plot to extend the setting for a family holiday home. Rather than follow a standard hotel-inspired specification, the designers worked with the owners on how the residence would be used over many visits.

Furniture made for a particular family

Winch Design created 98 bespoke pieces of furniture for the project, including a 12-seat dining table designed around the family’s entertaining habits. Individual design decisions extend through the rooms and outdoor spaces, tying the interiors to the people who occupy them.

The project also uses personalised details on objects ranging from bathrobes to gym equipment. Such choices express private ownership and craftsmanship rather than the facilities of a rental resort, and availability for public stays has not been announced.

A connection between yacht and home design

Winch Design is known for marine interiors and exteriors, and Villa Nougat provides a shoreside example of the same close attention to space, material and daily routines. Its location on St Barths places the house within a destination visited by international yachts, without making it a marina or a commercial yacht service.

The collaboration with architect Xavier David brings local building knowledge to the custom design brief. A yacht owner considering a property in the Caribbean must separately examine land rules, maintenance, privacy and the practicalities of arriving by sea.

What the finished project illustrates

The home was completed earlier in 2026 and should be understood as a residential design feature rather than a new sale listing. Winch Design’s official project account describes the commission, furniture and client relationship, with a Villa Nougat-specific photograph.

For readers exploring luxury residences around yachting destinations, it offers an example of a deeply individual brief realised on land. No purchase price, public booking programme or private client identity should be inferred from the released information.

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