When people hear of the exotic Indonesian island of Bali the first thing that comes to mind are luxury Bali villas. There are a plethora of exclusive Bali villas all over the island including the fashionable town of Seminyak, Legian, Canggu, Ubud, Candidasa, Lovina, and many other towns. Just about anywhere you go in Bali you will find a luxury Bali villa where you can be pampered and spoiled during your holiday stay on the island. From traditional Indonesian architecture, European style architecture, to western style architecture, Bali villas are all unique and constructed with a lot of soul and love. Each has its own character and are all made for ultimate relaxation and leisure.

Bali villas usually come with a personal private chef and a sous chef who are professionally trained to make delicious dishes for you and your company. They can even cater to large parties if you decide to throw a wedding, convention, or any other event in your own Bali villa. The villa that you book should also come with housemaids, pool cleaner, security, and sometimes even a driver. Massage therapists, personal strengthening coaches, pilates/yoga instructors, and much more can all be contacted to come to your villa in Bali to offer you private services.

The beauty of booking Bali villas as opposed to staying in a large hotel is that you can get just about any service in the comforts of your own place. You don’t have to deal with neighbors and seeing strangers. You have everything all to yourself and your guests. Imagine sitting poolside or sun lounging on the deck and walking over to the bar with just you and your company. You can enjoy a private and romantic candle lit dinner alone without neighboring tables. Renting a Bali villa offers total privacy and intimacy for you and your company during your vacation on this magical island.

If you are looking to book your dream Bali villa on the island and have no idea where to start, contact us today at infopambali.com. We can assist you in finding a luxury beachfront estate, secluded villa with a rice field view, a getaway in the mountains, or a Bali villa that is the middle of all the action in Seminyak, Legian, and in Kuta. Our company, Pambali, has been around the Bali villa rental business for many years. We have the experience to guarantee you satisfaction.

Villa Blue is a Bali villa lavished with all the fine amenities that any 5 star resort in Bali would offer. It is situated near the crystal blue waters of the bukit and is blessed with an array of different species of frangipani trees throughout its compound. No matter where you are in the villa, a sweet fragrance that the flowers from these trees offer is ever present.

This Bali villa consists of a large infinity swimming pool that spills into the gardens below. The sundeck that surrounds the pool is an ideal place for relaxation and absorbing the sunrays. Beside the pool is a bar that always has a bartender at hand to shake you up a refreshing cocktail. You can be served at poolside and be pampered in everyway possible.

There are even lounging chairs and massage tables in the garden and around the pool where your own personal massage therapist who specializes in traditional Balinese massage, Shiatsu massage, and Thai massage can work out all the stress and tension in your body.

You never have to go far if you want to be physically active. This Bali villa offers a full size tennis court where you can organize a tennis match and even hire your own private coach who can come to the villa to teach you all the proper techniques of this sport. Tennis equipment such as rackets and balls are all provided. There is even a workout gym where you can pump iron and burn off excess calories.

You will never have to leave this Bali villa being that you can get every possible service you dream of in the comforts of your own place. We have a professional Chef who can practically make anything that you desire. He can even cater to a large group of people or parties if you give him advance notice prior to your event.

Our company, Pambali, is a Bali villa rental agency on the island that can assist you in finding the ideal Bali villa for you during your holidays on the island. We can assure you that we have the best rates in Bali when it comes to Bali villa bookings. If you are interested in booking Villa Blue or something similar to this luxury Bali villa, do not hesitate to contact us today. You can email us at info@pambali.com and we will lay out all your options until you are satisfied and find the Bali villa of your dreams.

For you jetsetters around the globe, it’s time to discover a new tropical paradise in beautiful Indonesia. There are about 18,000 thousand islands in the Indonesian archipelago and Bali is one of the most special islands in the country. It is full of culture and is known to be called, “The Island of the Gods”. The islanders dominantly engage in the Hindu religion. It’s a very spiritual place where every aspect of Hinduism is practiced in everyday life of the Balinese people. Ceremonies are done daily and are carried out throughout the whole day to please the Gods. Worshiping and praying is a very important feature for the Balinese because all good and even evil are controlled by the Gods. By constantly giving praises to the them, they are ensured vitality, wealth, and goodness in their lives.

Another reason to choose Bali as a next destination for your holiday is its amazing beaches. The water primarily remains warm throughout the year and the climate allows for ultimate beach relaxation and leisure. It’s one of the best places on the planet to bask in the sunrays and at the same time enjoy the amazing surfing beaches on the island. Many travelers who come to Bali become so absorbed in the culture that they take a little bit of the island back to where they came from. It truly is a magical place.

The island also offers astonishing accommodations such as your very own Bali villa, Boutique hotels, and 5 star resorts. Bali villas are the most popular choice of accommodations on the island. People chose to book a Bali villa because it’s very private, luxurious, and offers a homey feel to your stay on the island. You can get pampered and practically get any service you want in your luxury Bali villa such as your very own private chef, massage therapist, driver, babysitter, and many more. It is also a great idea to book a Bali villa for weddings, large parties, and special events because it offers a more personal and relaxing environment for everybody.

If you are deciding on a place to go on your next trip, choose Bali. Our company, Pambali, specializes in finding our clients the most superb Bali villa on the island. We will throw down all your options until you find the perfect Bali villa of your dreams. Contact us today at info@pambali.com and we will be more than happy to help you.

Blessed with an ancient society of beautiful, lighthearted people, Bali has a cultural style like no other in the world. Bali style is a mosaic, a varied heritage of many cultures.

For more than ten centuries, the Balinese have welcomed intrepid voyagers and carefree globetrotters to their shores who brought with them their own ideas and beliefs. An elegant people who wear an innate nobility and possess an artistic temperament, the Balinese have tenaciously observed their beliefs while incorporating new ideas from the outside world. Throughout their history they have creatively adapted and adjusted these outside influences to fit their needs and nourish their spirit. Theirs is a culture intrinsically endowed with an essence that has created an authentic Bali style.

On Bali, a saturation of the style permeates sights, sounds, and feelings as surely as the exotic array of birds and butterflies, fruits and flowers. An effervescent spirit of creativity is felt in everything, everywhere. Balinese style is ever present, a moment to moment experience. The style is vividly expressed in Bali villa architecture, in the visual and performing arts, and through observance of religious ideals.

Throughout the island is a plethora of fascinating Bali villa structures that are each designed to show elements of traditional Balinese architecture. Organic materials such as bamboo and alang-alang grass are used for roof structures. Practical, functional thatched roof designs in Bali have handsome exterior proportions with appealing organic textures.

Bali’s distinctive style is a multiplicity of concepts intricately woven for dramatic effect; a layering of vivid colors, textures and rhythmic patterns boldly revealed in elegant forms. Forms speak a visual language of the people that astonish the intellect and bewilder the imagination. Startling imagery and highly sophisticated design motifs are unexpectedly interlaced with pure whimsy. Incredibly beautiful art forms contrast with a sense of humor to create a smile and provide a reminder that life is not so serious.

The lifescape of Bali is filled with an artistic palette of color as well as spectacle of visual interest. Stone or wood statues are adorned with fresh flowers, dressed with a sarong and gaily hold painted umbrellas. Peasants stylishly wear colorful patterned batik fabrics as they go about their daily work. Temple ceremonies are staged so often that somewhere on Bali there is always one happening. The drama of Balinese life is more clearly represented in these frequent ceremonies. Ceremonies that are pageants to the gods but provide occasion for performances by flamboyantly costumed dancers and the presentation of artfully constructed offerings.

As we begin to pay more than lip service to sustainability in daily life, so too do architects and interior designers in their work. Many are beginning to explore avenues that impact the environment in a positive way. Bali villa constructors are using eco friendly materials more and more. It reflects the bio-diversity of a locale when constructing Bali villas or any type of building on the island. A perfect example of this is an all natural restaurant in Nusa Dua that was built right next to the famous spa and Bali villa Kayumanis complex in 2004.

The architect chosen to design and construct this project was a local Indonesian by the name of  Budi Pradono. The restaurant is based on the idea of a taring or tetaring. This is a Traditional Balinese structure that is built as a temporary ceremonial pavilion. It consists of three parts with two light pavilions made out of bamboo and glass and one heavy structure that is built from clay.

The entrance lobby is situated in the solid rammed earth structure. A long, thin, impermeable building, it separates the open to the public restaurant from the privacy of the Bali villa complex. Attached are two semi transparent pavilions that house the reception, dining, and drinking spaces. The bearing structure is in steel clad in bamboo as an external skin, as an internal skin for the ceiling, and as a shading device on sliding vertical panels on the sides. The result is a simple but refined building that is at once contemporary and tropical.

“In this project I wanted to bring bamboo into modern architecture by combining it with other elements such as acrylic, polycarbonate, glass, and steel,” explains Pradono. “And to make the bamboo look more modern, I used bamboo pins as joints instead of rope.” He goes on to add that bamboo offers an ecological viable alternative to timber for construction, as it is extremely fast growing, and unlike with other trees, bamboo plants are not killed by harvesting thereby avoiding erosion problems. Also, by utilizing clay as do some of the Balinese in their homes, Pradono was able to achieve a conceptual whole that juxtaposed light with heavy, fragmented with solid.

“The massive material I selected is clay, while the fragmented one is bamboo,” he explains. The rustic, uneven textures of both are combined with various irregularities in the space planning, so that an architectural rhythm is achieved. In addition, natural light filters through seemingly floating ceilings and walls and breezes are ever-present as the whole complex is built around a reflecting pool.

In today’s world, the subject of reducing environmental pollution is starting to catch the attention of people all over the world. Non Governmental Organizations are promoting people to use environmental impact assessments for villa constructions. By doing this, it encourages the industry and builders to construct in a sustainable manner with the absence of using Volatile Organic Compounds. These are dangerous gases and vapors that go into the environment from using certain solvents, paints, and other harmful chemicals.

An American Artist who is an avid supporter of preserving the environment constructed her first Bali villa in the lush forests of Panchoran, Ubud. Her villa in Bali is a prime example of a chemical free home. With the help of architect Giuseppe Verdacchi and designer Putu Eka Budi Teresna, this Bali villa was built with materials that did not create Volatile Organic Compounds.

Her house sits right on a ledge that sticks out from the side of a ravine. It is totally surrounded by towering trees, bamboo, and a flowing river. This organic Bali villa fits perfectly in this wild jungle setting.

The materials used for this Bali villa supports the natural organic theme of this house. The use of lava stone is very prominent in this Bali Villa. Lava stone is used as a platform and a base for this organic villa in Bali. The second, entrance level storey is all in solid wood wish shingled roofing. The beating structure of the ground floor is steel clad in soldered copper. The Copper oxidates to a nuance of brown that almost matches the color of the wood above, but it maintains its metallic character. It is finished somewhat roughly, bent and wrapped by hand. Similarly rustic is the use of round steel structural supports also wrapped in copper: these recall the natural shapes in the vicinity and are referred to as “bamboo memory” by the designer. The ground floor uses a lot of glass and gives the feeling of transparency while inviting the outside surroundings inside.

With the master bedroom and living/dining spaces above, and the guest quarters and atelier below, the house is plastered in quicklime and ground white limestone. This no doubt, aids with its non-VOC status as does flooring in wood and limestone.

This Bali villa is not only an all-natural/environmental friendly home; it also comes with all the amenities that a 5 star luxury villa in Bali would offer.

Plumeria trees are ubiquitous in tropical places such as Bali, Indonesia. It is planted all over the island because of its aromatic scent, beautiful colors, and most importantly for its religious and cultural significance. The flowers are used extensively for decoration and for ceremonies throughout Bali.

An entrepreneur from Indonesia by the name of Jeolianto Noegroho designed his Bali villa with a Plumeria theme because of his fascination with this beautiful tree. There are Plumeria trees planted all over this home and was structurally built to resemble the branches of the trees. He hired an architect from Java named Andra Matin to help him draw the layout for his villa in Bali. Together they designed a Bali villa that is tropical and modern. They also wanted to add a taste of traditional Balinese architecture so they built the Bali villa to be enclosed on the top floors and open on the lower floors and they also constructed the home to have four surrounding walls.

This Bali villa is located in the trendy town of Seminyak. It was architecturally designed to have two separate complexes. The main structure is two storey’s high. The top floor of the first building consists of two bedrooms that both come with its own private bathroom. The bottom floor is open and offers an indoor-outdoor living, dining, and kitchen area where it always remains cool as the breeze flows freely in and out of these areas. The second building is only one level and houses the main master bedroom and a large beautiful garden.  It opens freely into the pool area with relaxation lounging chairs and an open bar. The swimming pool is composed from sukabumi stone and sits in an ulin wood rectangular carpet.

This Bali villa in Seminyak is a great rental property if you like to be in the city and close to fashionable shops and restaurants. It’s also only a walking distance away from the beach.

Our company, Pambali, offers Bali villa rental services to visitors who come to Bali on their holidays. There are so many different villas in Bali to choose from and sometimes it can be a headache looking for the right one to rent. Pambali will go through all your options until you find a place that suites what you are looking for. If you are interested in booking this Plumeria Bali villa or something similar to this villa, contact us today at info@pambali.com.

This Bali villa was designed by Italian GM Architects. It is one of 22 Bali villas in the Layar’s complex, which is located in Seminyak. Layar means “sail” in Indonesian and describes a distinct feature in the home, which is the sloping roof made from natural ironwood shingles. The roof extends from almost ground level and interplays with the horizontal and vertical planes and volumes. It attracts the eye from every angle you look at in the home.

This is a classic roof that GM Architects are famous for designing, but the company states that its work encapsulates much more. “We always look to create an organic type of architecture, one that is naturally connected to the environment, says a spokesperson. “Materials, textures, the finishing, the relationship between landscape and architecture-all are high on our agenda.”

This Bali villa definitely has a connection between the different internal spaces and the exterior. There are intimate protected spaces, sky decks that are fully open, and other areas that come together as two.  Adding different levels has provided a further dynamic.

Quality of materials is another plus: An array of natural building substances such as Indian slate, andesite stone, acid-finished unpolished marble and tropical benkerai wood are all utilized in this Bali villa with a deft hand. Soft and hard, bent and straight, fluid and geometric, all put together to make a strong architectural statement, yet one that sums up easy exotic living. Whatever you think about Layar’s original style, the home is user-friendly, compact, and energy efficient. And the proximity of the pool and garden, with framed views, makes for a real indoor-outdoor tropical feel.

In a bid to up the eco-friendly factor, the architects utilize natural light and ventilation wherever possible in this Bali villa. Light and breezes enter freely in places where one angular roof seemingly hovers over another, or where walls and partitions are separated from the roof structure. In addition, the ceiling above the upper living space at the back of the Bali villa is composed of a series of wooden L-shaped beams connected with panes of glass, these invite different types of light to filter through into the interior. Similarly, spaces between deck and living area, front entrance and interior, kitchen and garden are left fully open, facilitating plentiful cross-cooling. The only areas that are enclosed are the three bedrooms.

GM Architects has made a name for themselves in Bali’s architectural scene over the years. They are known for their bold, modern forms. It’s easy to gloss over their architects’ respect for the environment, their ability to redo traditional Balinese forms, and their adherence to what is a typical Balinese tradition: living one with nature. At layar Bali villas, these  factors are important to the overall plan.

The Khayangan Estate is situated on a 1.5-hectare plot of land. It’s a 5-star cliffside residence that overlooks the famed Selonding beach. The owners of this property are Mark and Jasmine Saunders-Davies and were avid collectors of old broken down Javanese Joglos. They wanted to preserve these historical buildings. A Traditional Javanese joglo is a tall building that has four sides with a very high pointed but dull ceiling. It’s a hat like structure that is shaped to shield sunrays and rain. They are made from wood and have very detailed carved ceilings, posts, and walls. Unfortunately, due to the climate of Indonesia, many joglos have fallen apart.

One day the couple decided to create the Bali villa that they have been fantasizing for years. Their plot was to create something that was traditional, simple, and eco-friendly. They renovated the joglos that they collected throughout the years and modernized them, but at the same time kept them true to their architectural heritage.

The owners of this Bali villa wanted to mix traditional forms with contemporary aesthetics that takes influences from both Asia and Europe.They chose one of the best architects from Singapore by the name of Cheong Yew Kwan, who specializes in indigenous styles of architecture. He believes in preserving the environment, which was one of the main attributes that the owners we’re looking for in choosing the right architect.

The joglos used in this Bali villa complex we’re so dilapidated, that they were all redone with concrete foundations and wood shingles for roofing. They had to use recycled teakwood for flooring, doors, and some of the furniture. The front panels were taken out and replaced by glass, which gives a more modern twist to the villa. Cheong aligned all of the joglos in a semi-circle so each of the structures would have an amazing view of the Ocean.

Khayangan in Sanskrit means “Seventh Heaven”. It’s definitely a great rental property for people spending their holidays in Bali. You will feel at ease knowing you are in an eco-friendly environment with solar heating panels and a chemical free swimming pool.  It’s a dream Bali villa that was made for ultimate relaxation, not to forget that it is also close to world-class surfing beaches. If you are interested in booking this Bali villa or something similar, contact Pambali today at info@pambali.com. We can go through all your options until we find the perfect Bali villa for your getaway.

A famous artist by the name of Pascale Doumeng visited Bali a few years back and became fascinated by the beauty of the place. He enjoyed his holiday on the island so much that he decided to buy a piece of land and design his own Bali villa in the year 2000. He named his home Chalina Villa, which is a combination of the name of his children.

His villa in Bali is situated on a 6,349 square yards plot in the fishing village of Pereranang Canggu. He chose this area because it has a nice country feel and exotic landscapes. His Bali villa is literally surrounded by a river, rice paddies, and the ocean.

He had a lot of fun planning the layout of his Bali villa with a designer friend by the name of Yudi Atmajaha. Their plot was to architecturally construct a traditional Balinese home and use modern colorful art pieces and furnishings for the interior decorations. He used a lot of his own personal paintings as wall pieces in his home. It’s definitely a Bali villa with a classic combination of old and new working together. He wanted typical Balinese structures such as open freestanding pavilions, courtyards, and a temple surrounded by tropical gardens, meandering pathways, and lotus ponds.

It’s a complex that has a main two-storey structure that houses a master bedroom, junior bedroom, and thatched roofed pavilions for dining, living, and relaxing. It has one large rectangle pool with poolside sun loungers, which act as the main focal point for the whole complex.

The materials used to build this villa in Bali is teakwood, bengkerai wood, alang-alang grass, local stones, palimanan, polished cement, and terrazzo. They stuck with the most natural Indonesian materials used in building traditional Balinese homes.

There are other features to this Bali villa that stands out, which are the statues of Hindu god’s carved from stone, artistic Buddha head fountains, and driftwood carved into art pieces. These structures are placed all throughout the gardens and outdoors of the villa. This home was surely built from an Artist’s eye.

Pambali specializes in Bali villa rentals and can assist you finding a Bali villa during your holidays on the island. If you are interested in Booking Pascale Doumeng’s Bali villa or something similar, do not hesitate to contact us at info@pambali.com. We are here to make your stay in Bali fun, exciting, and worry free.