The interior presented is a magnificent example of open tropical architecture where the boundaries between internal space and natural surroundings virtually disappear. The pavilion is executed in Balinese style with a characteristic high thatched "alang-alang" roof, providing natural ventilation and creating a unique atmosphere. The wooden structure with a rich reddish-brown polished floor reflects natural light, enhancing the sense of spaciousness.
The central element of the interior is a bed with an elegant white canopy, which serves not only as a decorative element but also functionally protects against insects. The color palette of the interior harmoniously combines natural wood tones with accents of burgundy on decorative pillows, creating a warm, cozy atmosphere despite the openness of the space.
Of particular note is the lounge area with low sofas oriented toward the panoramic jungle view. This solution maximally integrates the interior with the surrounding landscape, making nature part of the design. When designing a country house facade in a similar style, it's important to consider orientation relative to natural views and plan for large opening surfaces to create a similar effect of unity with nature.
Minimalist furniture pieces crafted from natural materials, a wooden coffee table, and small accessories complement the composition without overwhelming the space. The architectural concept of the villa demonstrates how modern comfort can organically combine with traditional building techniques and natural materials, creating a space for peaceful contemplation and relaxation.