Martinborough's Literary Masterpiece Step into a world where architecture, nature, and literature harmoniously intertwine, offering a truly unique living experience in the heart of Wairarapa. This exceptional home, designed by visionary architect Stuart Gardyne from Architecture Plus, is wrapped in poetic verses and artistic expressions, providing an inspiring retreat that fosters a deep sense of belonging to the land and location. Upon entering, you're welcomed by a spacious living area illuminated by floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing natural light to flood the space. Here, poetry dances around the room as the sun transitions from dawn to dusk, creating a captivating atmosphere for reflection and creativity. One of the most striking features of this home is its upper level, encased in a rectangular skin of 120 glass panels. The renowned typographer Catherine Griffiths envisioned this unique element, proposing to "wrap the house in literature." Commissioned to write a poem for the house, New Zealand's award-winning Poet Laureate, Jenny Bornhol dt, created a piece that is sandblasted onto the glass, literally wrapping the house in literature. The artwork is viewed from inside the house looking out, allowing the poem to be read from any point where the glass is seen. From the outside, the work becomes abstract, textural, and visually dynamic. Light plays a lively part by casting shadows of the typography onto other surfaces both inside and out, creating a moving artwork that changes throughout the day. This home is not just a residence; it's an architectural masterpiece. Every element, from the layout to the materials, is thoughtfully designed to create a serene and inspiring space. Each room tells a story, inviting you to become a part of its narrative. Nestled in the picturesque countryside, this property offers a profound connection to the land and the serene beauty of Wairarapa. Experience the harmony of cutting-edge architecture wrapped in literary elegance.