This property has two separate buildings consisting of main living areas of the villa, separated by an open lawn and swimming pool, and natural tiled walkways lined in decorative smooth stones. The slightly elevated main building consists of a living area and kitchen flanked on both sides by wrap-around veranda and two bedrooms with private en-suite bathrooms.  A formal dining terrace is located to the far right of the structure. The master bedroom and its en-suite bathroom are situated in the second building.  All the bedrooms are air-conditioned.

A three bedrooms are set off to either side of the main living room.  The floors and ceilings of both rooms are paneled with dark teak-wood, offering a subtle contrast to the prominent light green and blue toned walls, accented by recessed lighting fixtures.  The bedrooms are decorated with a collection of limited edition lithographs from modern Chinese artists, and boast a phone system complete with internet access.
 

The bedroom to the left of the main living area is dominated by a queen sized bed around which hangs a delicate white mosquito net canopy, and a built-in wardrobe takes up the entire back wall.  The partially open-air en-suite bathroom is done in grey terazzo, with a modern wrap-around shower, a large vanity and mirror, and an exceptional vase filled with fragrant flowers.

Generously sized windows open up to overlook the back garden.
The completely open-air paliman dining terrace is set to the far right side of the main structure of the villa.  A slatted wooden overhang covered with glass creates a giant sun-roof over the entire area, which is perpendicularly oriented to the rest of the villa so as to be set in an open yet separate enclave of the house.  The dining table comfortably seats twelve.  An orange wall gives a funky flair to this room, co-ordinating wonderfully with the remaining colour scheme of the villa.  A desire to close off the dining room terrace can be fulfilled by drawing down the natural bamboo blinds that surround the three open sides.  This allows cool breezes to enter and bring with them wafts of frangipani given off by the garden lining the surrounding wall of the villa grounds.  The villa temple is situated behind the rear of the dining terrace. 

Dividing the shaded wrap-around porch of the main building into two distinct areas is the main living room, which can be opened up for natural ventilation or closed off by full-length sliding glass doors.  A fantastically choreographed color scheme dominates the room, accentuating the geometric forms of the walls of the structure.  Canary yellow walls offer a playful contrast to the antique Asian decor, including carved elephants, and Japanese rice-papered lamps set atop an antique Chinese console.  The furniture is a mix of sculpted modern and antique styles.  Two blissfully relaxing Indonesian day beds offer lounging space atop white mattresses and a rainbow of plush pillows.  A solid carved coffee table from India rests in the middle, and along one wall is a streamlined wood cabinet concealing the TV and DVD player.  Towards the back of the room is a striking blue-toned lavender guest bathroom.

A wavy tiled wall conceals part of the fully equipped, modern kitchen.  The contours of the solid teak bar top accentuate the natural patterns of the wood, and create a comfortable bar area in front of the kitchen, complete with barstools, from which one can overlook the expanse of the property.  A provocatively limited edition lithograph of a house interior enhances the cosy feel this area emanates. The exposed timber cathedral ceiling arches to a point incorporating ceiling fans.
Two contemporary bedrooms are set off to either side of the main living room.  The floors and ceilings of both rooms are panelled with dark teak-wood, offering a subtle contrast to the prominent light green and blue toned walls, accented by recessed lighting fixtures.  All of the bedrooms are decorated with a collection of limited edition lithographs from modern Chinese artists, and boast a phone system complete with internet access

A tiled pathway slices through the meticulous lawn and leads from the dining terrace to the second structure, housing the air-conditioned master bedroom. The organic materials used in the construction of this traditional structure emanate a natural ambience.  The high alang-alang (thatched) roof provides an arched ceiling with a ceiling fan, complimenting the rich teak-wood floors. 

The two prominent walls are composed of huge sliding glass doors allowing the room to be completely opened up to the property or closed off and concealed by swaths of eggshell-toned draperies for absolute serenity and privacy.  Draped with delicate white mosquito netting, the king sized canopy bed with Lombok sarong covers dominates the room, and is complimented on either side by matching wooden beside tables topped off with modern lamps and vases overflowing with fragrant fresh cut flowers.

An oversized standing wardrobe is concealed behind the bed.  Nestled in one corner, the TV offers an added means of escape. The enormous ensuite bathroom is separated from the room by sliding glass doors.  Partially open-air, it is done completely in creme marbled terazzo for a contemporary minimalist feel.  The large bathtub is set atop a Japanese-style slatted wood platform, with a tropical rain-head showerhead arching above.  A magnificent mirror sits above the massive elegant double vanity, and all the amenities are tastefully done in dark wood and bamboo. The tranquil sounds of fountains spouting three streams of cool water into the ten meter swimming pool compliment the sun dappled property, embracing the tropical easy-living climate produced by the villa layout.  On both sides of the pool are sets of wooden sun-deck lounges and elegant white umbrellas casting desirable shade when needed.

From any position on the villa grounds, one is able to absorb the fine feel of open space and comfort that Umah Duri embraces so well, while watching the maturing palm fronds play in the breeze.  The villa offers a stimulating and fully relaxing retreat. 

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