The villa is located in the Nai Wok area on the island of Koh Phangan, specifically on plot number 5, situated on sloping terrain.
The design is rooted in respect for the surrounding nature, bringing together the tropical atmosphere and modern architectural language in perfect harmony.
Both structures – the main house and the satellite unit – are designed in a minimalist, cubic form,
responding to the terrain and local climate while creating a clean and contemporary expression.
The main building is positioned to offer a direct view of the pool upon opening the front door,
with large-format glazing connecting the interior to the terrace.
The terrace extends the living space outward and reinforces the connection between inside and outside.
The main house includes a kitchen, a living room, a master bedroom, and a separate bathroom.
The satellite unit is arranged over two levels, each containing a private bedroom with its own bathroom.
This deliberate contrast between two volumes – the main and secondary buildings – creates an architectural dialogue, unified through shared materials and a cohesive design language.
The result is a balanced composition that communicates naturally with its surroundings – both visually and functionally.
The villa offers three fully equipped bedrooms, each designed with a strong emphasis on privacy, views, and seamless integration with nature.
