7 Br Wellness Villa-Natural Habitat

Phuket has many impressive and unusual villas this 7 Bedroom is Superb.7 Bedroom Villa As a place that caters to luxury living.

Among the many villas valued in the millions of us dollars, a villa in Thalang is unusual in many aspects.

Most of the exclusive villas here are set on a hillside overlooking the beach, usually in gated communities.

This property defies expectations with a natural and lush environment, surrounded by trees, chirping birds and natural water features.

A property like this set on several acres is unusual indeed.

Only 5 Minutes fro Phuket International Air Port

The construction has been handled in a minimalist way, as a set of hangars where the air moves freely, green plants and trees enter the space and the landscape itself becomes part of the design.

The walls are almost exclusively glass but maintain  privacy through the use of natural vegetation.

The central space opens up towards the pool and view, with the main deck becoming part of it, part

interior, part exterior.

With  large trusses supporting the simple roof above, two large Chinese sculptures guard each side of the main deck as though gazing at the view themselves.

A massive canopy protects one side of the deck from the blazing sun, also hanging over the pool

itself, creating a visual link towards the view.

The large wooden plank floor also reinforces the art gallery feeling that pervades the main living area.

The  VILLA aim is to indulge our guests in quality and privacy, to use natural and organic materials and to be as sustainable and environmentally friendly as possible.

Make your stay a memorable one.

When you enter his villa from the road, you are led through a natural garden with trees all around you, water features offering soothing sounds as you near the house.

The villa itself is entered through a long elevated deck, bordered on one side by a long infinity pool.

Behind the pool and fading off to the distance is a tropical forest with a big pond and some unusual natural features, including fields and varieties of Palm.

On the left as you enter, sit a series of long minimalist structures, joined in form and detailing by the deck on which you stand.

As you enter the main central building, a cavernous room opens up in front of you.

A large great room presents itself as a vast space, shaped and adorned by countless pieces of contemporary art as well as traditional.

The initial feeling is one of the space having been designed for the art, acting as a mere frame for the work within.

The sense of ample room, easily fitting a massive sofa, which seems to be able to seat twenty by itself, a large billiards table and a generous dining area is palpable.

Between the art around and above you, and the well arranged décor, the room does not feel cold or overbearing but welcoming instead, yet the space is so large, it can easily contain an interior water feature with a lovely pond full of carp.

The eye works the room, glancing at the art from piece to piece, darting from painting to sculpture and back. The structure is black and the ceiling and furniture white so the artwork itself is given centre stage with it’s variety of colour.