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The Anthénea is the brainchild of naval architect Jean-Michel Ducancelle who has spent over 25 years pondering the various ways humans can inhabit the earth. Inspired by the 1977 James Bond movie The Spy Who Loved Me, Ducancelle merged modern design and the natural environment, resulting in a circular mound-shaped bit of accommodation.

Being an on-water structure, Anthénea is designed to be eco-friendly with a sand screw anchoring system that avoids causing any damage to the seabed and its ecosystems. Besides that, it is fully solar powered to meet all of the electrical and hot water needs of the guests and comes equipped with specialized black and gray water stations that filter out all of the waste and release clean water only.

As for the inside, the pod includes a full kitchenette, an XL-sized bedroom, a bathroom with a round overflow bathtub (with the choice of sea or freshwater), and a lounge area with a curved sofa and other furniture.

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