Villa Gajah Putih

The spacious common living areas of the villa are floored in marble, and the actual structure is composed of white stucco ceilings framed by huge ironwood beams supported by matching columns, making the areas completely open-air. 

First Living Room

The first floor living room features wooden tables, rattan armchairs and couches situated so as to create two sitting areas.  Artwork collected from around the Indonesian archipelago abounds, enhancing the exotic atmosphere and creating a rich ambience ideal for thoughtful repose.  The air is permeated with the sounds of crashing waves and the melodious chirping of tropical birds, which inhabit the flourishing tropical gardens. An imported pool table sits off to the side of the living room near the ironwood staircase that leads to the second storey. 

The stairs are divided by a small landing, over which an arched wood doorframe tactfully splits the sunlight.  Balinese paintings depicting village life adorn the walls, and a swinging ironwood gate opens up to second floor.

Upstairs Living Room

The entire second storey is floored in ironwood, and a timber-lined cathedral style alang-alang ceiling opens up the space.  The upstairs living area consists of one main sitting area overlooking a tremendous balcony upon which are set two batik-covered massage tables.  Flower boxes filled with fragrant blooming plants surround the balcony. A tall table is situated behind the sitting area, upon which a projector can be put, while a large screen can be pulled down from the ironwood columns framing the scene for movie-viewing.  An attractive Chinese-style canopy day bed with mirrored Indian bedcovers sits to one side, offering an enticing spot from which to enjoy the fabulous property and the view it offers its guests.