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Inside Our Luxury Jungle Villa with a Bamboo Treehouse | LOST VILLA

The video tours Lost Villa, a six‑bedroom jungle retreat outside Canggu, Bali, built to feel like an extension of the island rather than a foreign imposition. Designed around three principles—belonging, hearing, and connecting with Bali—the property merges rugged stone facades, recycled wood walkways, and abundant water features to create an immersive natural experience. Key insights include the extensive use of hand‑crafted, locally sourced materials: a 250‑kg pivot door carved over two months, massive stone slabs, and reclaimed iron‑wood from decommissioned bridges. The interior, conceived by Single Art, earned Indonesia’s top awards for bathroom, kitchen, and overall residential design, while smart‑home systems synchronize music and lighting across zones, from the living room to a bamboo treehouse. Notable details highlighted are the custom‑designed furniture, hand‑stitched leaf carpets, onyx‑backlit backsplashes, and a hidden fridge within a stone cabinet. The villa also features a high‑end kitchen with an Italian “fim” hood, a Victoria Arduino espresso machine, and a staff kitchen capable of catering large events, underscoring its boutique‑hotel level service. The project sets a new benchmark for eco‑luxury, demonstrating that high‑end hospitality can coexist with sustainable practices and local craftsmanship. Its blend of technology, award‑winning design, and environmental integration positions Lost Villa as a model for future luxury developments in emerging markets.