Des Indes Villas

Des Indes Villas – Seminyak Villas Within Walking Distance To Seminyak Beach And Seminyak Square

Des Indes Villas II

Villa Layout
From Des Indes II`s bright red iron-studded door, steps across a small pond lead into an open-sided living area then onto a covered poolside dining pergola and second seating area. Behind the living area is the master bedroom pavilion opening onto the length of the pool terrace, facing the guest bedroom pavilion on the other side. Plantation shutters and a set of three doors run the width of the living areas and divide Des Indes II from Des Indes III. These can be closed off for privacy or opened when both villas are rented together.

Bedrooms

Master Suite
Under a vaulted teakwood-lined roof rises a magnificent four-poster bed swathed in mosquito netting. Colonial-style furniture, antique porcelain and oriental rugs enrich this air-conditioned master suite – even the ultra-modern 47-inch curved TV has a magnificent backdrop, set before an ornately carved mirror-backed geometric panel.  The bathroom is just as beautifully decorated, with a dressing area, bathtub framed within a garden alcove, twin basins, and walk-in shower enclosure with pool view.

Guest Suite
The air-conditioned guest pavilion also looks out over the pool, with extra-wide sliding glass doors opening onto the terrace and, when the plantation shutters are open, a view across the pool of Des Indes III. Twin beds (that join to create a king-size bed if preferred) rest under a towering mosquito net on an over-sized platform. An antique-style rocking chair is perfect for watching movies on the 43-inch satellite TV, and beyond a linen-padded wall lies a dressing area with wardrobe, and a bathroom with bathtub, large shower enclosure and twin basins.

Living Areas
A deeply cushioned daybed is the focus of the fan-cooled living area, an open-sided space defined by a striking floor of traditional patterned tiles, and decorated with antique Indonesian furniture and artefacts. Opposite is another living corner, where a pair of antique armchairs is set before a peaceful Buddha.  From both areas, plantation shutters open onto the pool or koi ponds of Des Indes III (but may be closed off for privacy). In between is a covered poolside dining area with marble-topped dining table for four.

Des Indes Villas III

Villa Layout
Accommodation at Des Indes III is in three adjoining pavilions arranged in an L-shape around the 16-metre swimming pool. The social heart of this villa seminyak is the huge open-sided living pavilion facing the length of the pool, across which is a large bale. To the right is the sleeping pavilion with two large bedroom suites opening onto the pool terrace. Tucked into the corner of the L is a two-storey building with seating area, bar, kitchen and guest washroom downstairs and, above, a third bedroom suite with a terrace. A wall of plantation shutters and three sets of doors separates Des Indes III from Des Indes II, which can be closed off for privacy or opened when both villas are rented together.

Bedrooms
Des Indes III`s three bedrooms are spacious and handsomely designed, with high teakwood-lined vaulted ceilings, polished wood floors, and custom-designed display cabinets. They each feature a large four-poster bed, colonial-style furniture, oriental rugs, and striking art and artefacts – a rich visual counterpoint to the ultra-modern 47-inch curved TVs with satellite channels and DVD players. The upstairs bedroom has its own roof terrace while the two ground floor bedrooms open onto the pool terrace. All three feature fans and air-conditioning as well as a large air-conditioned marble bathroom with dressing area, bathtub, twin basins, and walk-in shower enclosure.

Living Areas
The huge fan-cooled open-sided living pavilion – its soaring teakwood-lined roof supported on massive teakwood pillars – is the villa`s social hub. Opening onto the swimming pool and surrounded on three sides by koi ponds dotted with islands of heliconia, this is Bali-style living at its best. Old-style cane sofas and planters chairs are arranged around coffee tables in two distinct seating areas, and ten guests may gather around the teak dining table in cushioned comfort.