Villa Symphony
The Estate

Three pavilions, one slow rhythm.

Aerial view of Villa Symphony — three residences and the infinity pool within the canopy

Architecture in conversation with the forest.

The compound is composed of three independent residences, each hand-built from imported Balinese teak and finished by local artisans over more than two years.

Indoor and outdoor space dissolve into one another through full-width sliding walls and deep covered verandas. Beneath the soaring trusses, the air stays cool even at midday.

At the heart of the estate, an infinity pool reaches toward the distant Pacific, surrounded by gardens that will mature into a private wilderness over the coming decades.

Estate Highlights
3
Residences
6
Bedrooms
5.5
Bathrooms
12
Guests
Pool
Act I

The Main Pavilion.

Main pavilion living room with teak trusses, twin sofas and garden view
Kitchen with twin islands and brass pendants
Pool deck with bean bag loungers and rustic dining table under the canopy
Dining pavilion with timber rafters
Act II

The Guest Residence.

Guest residence pavilion at golden hour, hip roof and timber posts
Guest Pavilion · Golden Hour
Guest residence lounge with timber walls and woven pendants opening to the canopy
Guest residence kitchenette and lounge in warm timber
Guest residence front elevation, sliding glass and flowering hedge
Act III

The Jungle Residence.

Jungle pavilion exterior in tropical hardwood with deep overhanging eaves
Jungle Pavilion · Architecture

Deep in the canopy, teak and glass dissolve into the living green — a quiet pavilion held by the forest itself.

Jungle pavilion corner view with folding hardwood doors open to the bedroom
Estate at sunset