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Tosin Oshinowo's OA House Brings Restrained Minimalism to Ikaare Island

architecture-design · 2026-10-19

Located on Ikaare Island in the Lagos lagoon, OA House is a four-bedroom getaway crafted by architect Tosin Oshinowo, who is a nominee for the Best Private House 2023 at the Wallpaper* Awards. The structure's white forms mimic the sandy surroundings, merging contemporary aesthetics with local influences. Designed to optimize views of the Atlantic Ocean, the residence boasts an airy pavilion-style living area that opens to outdoor spaces, including a hot tub and seating arrangements. The architecture features understated elegance with smooth off-white walls, timber flooring, and an aqua-green pool. While the main living areas and bedrooms are situated on the ground floor for seclusion, the upper-level bedrooms come with private terraces. Oshinowo highlights that each design is uniquely influenced by the client's personality and way of life.

Key facts

  • OA House is a four-bedroom private beach house on Ikaare Island off the Lagos lagoon
  • The project was designed by architect and curator Tosin Oshinowo
  • Oshinowo was a past Wallpaper* Awards nominee for Best Private House 2023
  • The home's orientation directs windows, outdoor areas and a pool deck toward the Atlantic Ocean
  • The living space was conceived as an 'open, breezy pavilion' opening to the outdoors
  • A hot tub and outdoor seating create a gradual transition from house to shoreline
  • Ground-floor bedrooms sit toward the rear of the plot, facing the pool for privacy
  • Upper-level bedrooms include private terraces overlooking the coastal landscape
  • The palette features matte off-white walls, timber floors and an aqua-green pool

Entities

Artists

  • Tosin Oshinowo
  • Ellie Stathaki
  • Tadao Ando
  • Rem Koolhaas
  • Glenn Sestig

Institutions

  • Oshinowo Studio
  • Wallpaper*
  • Wallpaper* Awards
  • Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
  • The Bartlett
  • Thames & Hudson

Locations

  • Ikaare Island
  • Lagos
  • Nigeria
  • Atlantic Ocean
  • Thessaloniki
  • Greece
  • London
  • United Kingdom

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