Comprised of 4 main structures on a 3400 m2 land, the Bunga desa Villa have been designed to recreate the feeling of Indonesia that was to be had decades ago. At the same time, all of the modern comforts and conveniences one could
possibly seek are provide, including imported kitchen appliances, and a present but never imposing staff. All of the bedrooms have a stunning ocean view. They are equipped with air-conditioning, ceiling fans, mosquito nets, and safes. Bunga desa Villa has a private telephone, and wireless internet.
Villa Bunga desa is blessed year round with refreshing, Ocean breezes and a peaceful atmosphere where you can relax, read, meditate, or simply
stretch out and let your mind wander. The grounds of the estate are cover in lush tropical gardens and a manicured lawn. Timor statues stand guard over a 12x5 meter overflow pool and relaxation bale. Fruit
trees of every variety speckle the property, tucked to one corner is a organic vegetable garden, which provides fresh produce for your meals. If you prefer to swim or surf in the sea, a private bamboo bridge brings you over the small lagoon to the secluded beach.
PavilionToraja: adding strong currents of style from Sulawesi. The first floor is wholly open, and the dramatic high ceiling is carried on the pillars of a traditional Javanese Jogglo. A cozy TV sitting area is nestle to one side, and the dining room table that seats 12 is situated as to overlook the lush tropical garden grounds and Indian Ocean.
The upstairs master bedroom smells of rich dark wood, setting a romantic feel to mesh perfectly with the gorgeous sea view. Sunsets can be enjoying by reclining in the fantastic king-sized Timor bed,
over which hangs a rich hand-woven tapestry. An open terrace, en-suite bathroom, and separate study compose the additional living areas of this room. An intricately carved sofa bed is present to facilitate the conversion of the study into an additional sleeping area.
The partially exposed, fully equipped modern kitchen allows for flexibility in usage, whether guests would like to cook socially for themselves, or to be serving by the hidden hands of the talented staff. A guest bathroom sits off to one side for convenience. Divided from the living area by a water pond and stepping-stones is the first floor master bedroom. It is fitted with a king
size canopy bed, and its own private terrace. A walk-in wardrobe and an en-suite open-air bathroom are added highlights. Bathing Balinese women overlook the luxury bathtub from a stunning limestone carving.
PavilionTimor: The first floor is dedicated to one large bedroom with its own private terrace overlooking the ground. The terracotta floor adds richness to the room, complimented by the king-sized canopy bed. Shell-inlay doors lead to the open-air bathroom, complete with a small garden. Tactfully hidden under the teakwood TV stand is a mini-fridge. Indonesian puppets stand poised above.
On the second floor, the first room consists of an open living area with a Madura daybed and kitchenette. From this space, you can take in the sea air while resting in total privacy or you can retreat into the bedroom. Two single canopy beds have been specially designed to easily convert into a single king-sized bed, for added versatility. An en-suite bathroom leaves nothing lacking.
Pavilion Irian: the guesthouse on the grounds, is set apart from the other units to offer a complete retreat to privacy. This round building, topped with a high alang-alang roof, houses one bedroom and its own private en-suite open-air bathroom.
The queen-sized bed is cover with brilliant batik linens, adding a spice of color to the room. A large day bed is ideal for a mid-day siesta, or to put a child to rest. From the private terrace, you can overlook the flourishing rice fields and the blooming lotus garden set to the far corner of the grounds.
Pavilion Lombok: is modeled after a traditional Balinese rice barn. A brick-style kitchen with marble, terrazzo counters makes up the open first floor. The bathroom of this Pavilion is behind the kitchen. A high staircase leads to a private open terrace, and to the bedroom beyond, all of the furnishings of which are create from bamboo.
Two single canopy beds push together to form a single king. A bamboo ladder leads to a secret doorway, opening up to a second private terrace, specifically for the purposes of sea-view meditation.
