Divided into 26 suite/studio cabins, the complex avoids the monolithic hotel-complex look, scattering discreet buildings in lush vegetation. Each cabin consists of a suite space on the ground floor and a studio upstairs, complete with ocean view. All are within sight of old-growth trees that have been spared the developer's bulldozer.

Designed as an outpost of casual elegance, The Library interiors are finished in a distinctive minimalist style with strong colour palates. Rooms are finished in a bold colour scheme that emphasizes red and gray elements against pure white walls and floor space, echoed by the red swimming pool and white library complex. Green from grass in the garden decorated with art pieces and sculptures is a key element for the landscape.

Designer Tirawan Songsawat has created a minimalist structure while intruding as little as possible on the site by building around old-growth trees. Guests may lose themselves among vegetation interspersed with artwork and statuary, contrasting a colour scheme in which white, red, black and grey predominate: the Library's exterior is white, the swimming pool red, the restaurant grey. Interiors follow the same ultra minimalist palette and feature low-slung, rectilinear furnishings that invite visitors to stretch out and listen to the lapping of the waves – or of course dive into the books in the exemplary namesake library.