Archipelago
Resort

Ubud, Bali

StatusIn planning

Private villas on a jungle ridge in Ubud, facing Mount Agung — imagined in dark stone, soft light and jungle green.

Archipelago Resort bedroom with a textured dark-tile feature wall, opening onto the jungle
Fig. 01— Bedroom: a textured dark-tile feature wall, opening onto the jungle. Design visual.

Dark, textured,
sculptural.

Archipelago Resort is a boutique resort planned on the mountain-jungle levels outside Ubud, with a direct view of Mount Agung. The master plan brings together a restaurant with panoramic volcano views, a signature infinity pool on the highest ridge of the land, ultra-private one- and two-bedroom villas, and three- and four-bedroom residential villas. The land is freehold. The project is in planning, and the images on this page are design visuals of the interiors, not finished rooms.

Before a single line is drawn, the ground is measured: the site has been mapped for topography and soil-tested point by point — on the ridge, the probe met solid ground at 10.6 metres, so the piles beneath the pool will go eleven metres down. The visuals set a dark, textured, sculptural mood — backlit onyx, black live-edge stone, deep-relief tile, green velvet and carved figures lit from above. Villa counts, sizes and timing will be shared as the plans take shape.

At a glance
LocationUbud, Bali
TypeBoutique resort · freehold
Residences1–2 bedroom villas · 3–4 bedroom residential villas
On siteRestaurant with Mount Agung views · infinity pool
StatusIn planning

The mood,
as imagined.

Five design visuals set the tone for the interiors. Materials, finishes and layouts will develop as planning continues.

Living room with a green velvet sunken sofa beneath a perforated timber ceiling
Fig. 02— Living room: a green velvet sunken sofa beneath a perforated timber ceiling.
A carved statue standing in a niche, lit from above
Fig. 03— A statue niche, lit from above.
Bathroom with a backlit onyx vanity and glowing green pedestal basins
Fig. 04— Bathroom: a backlit onyx vanity with glowing green pedestal basins.
Kitchen with a black live-edge stone island and a carved statue
Fig. 05— Kitchen: a black live-edge stone island and a carved statue.

From the land, as it happens.

Fedor walks the site on camera — the survey, the soil tests, the master plan. Follow the whole journey on Instagram.

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