Slow mornings,
salt-warm evenings.
In Hopkins, the day follows the tide. Mornings begin in warm Caribbean water and end with Garifuna drums drifting along the shore at dusk.
Duna is a small collection of beachfront residences built for that rhythm. Each opens onto its own private plunge-pool courtyard, and every room is shaped from natural materials: teak and oak, woven rattan and cord, linen, stone and hand-painted botanical walls. Nothing here asks you to hurry.