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Katama has its own familiar shape — cedar shingles, summer light, rooms that open to salt air. This home honors that rhythm while bringing a quieter clarity to it.

Designed by Morgan Studio, a Vineyard-based husband-and-wife team, the house carries forward the spirit of a summer home with a more contemporary sense of space. The plan centers on a courtyard, creating an inward focus that feels calm and grounded throughout the day.

The cathedral-ceiling great room connects seamlessly to the pool and garden, inviting gatherings that feel relaxed and unforced. The kitchen, anchored by a striking stone island, blends into the living space so cooking and conversation happen naturally side by side.

Bedrooms occupy their own wings, offering both togetherness and space to retreat. In the primary suite, a circular skylit shower wrapped in travertine brings in soft daylight and a quiet sense of balance.

There’s an ease here — in the proportions, in the way rooms relate to one another, in the way the house feels settled even though it’s newly built.

It feels familiar in the best way — and thoughtfully shaped for the present.