Villa Taman

Batu Bolong, Canggu

Four single-storey garden villas among Balinese homes and temples, each with a long pool and a round jacuzzi.

Completed

Sold out in 6 months · now renting

Villa Taman pool with a round stone jacuzzi, lawn and glass living room — **Fig. 01**— The pool and round jacuzzi, Villa Taman.

Location	Batu Bolong — Canggu, Bali	Villas	4 single-storey villas
Bedrooms / bathrooms	2 en-suite bedrooms / 2 bathrooms	Building area	112–131 m² per villa
Land area	164–208 m² per villa	Completion	November 2025 · now renting
Land title	Leasehold to August 2056, with a 25-year priority extension	Management	In-house, by Rumah Archipelago

A Balinese garden house, with European ease.

Villa Taman is a group of four single-storey villas in Batu Bolong, in the lived-in heart of Canggu, surrounded by traditional Balinese homes, temples and gardens. The houses pair Balinese materials with the clean lines of a modern European villa.

Two en-suite bedrooms sit at opposite ends of each plan for privacy, and both open straight onto the pool and garden. Between them, the kitchen and living room flow into a lounge shaded by frangipani trees, beside a long pool with a round jacuzzi.

Premium woods and volcanic stone tie each house to its garden, so inside and outside run together. The central garden was planted to draw native Balinese birds, and their song carries through the house.

Ironwood, teak and volcanic stone.

Heavy steel frame. 200 mm steel structure, built to stand for generations.
Ironwood roof. from Kalimantan, known for its resistance to sun and rain.
Panoramic tempered glass. large windows that open the rooms to the garden.
Kerobokan stone. wall tiles treated against moisture and mould.
Black Candi volcanic rock. on the living-room garden wall; polished Candi tiles on the pool bench and sunken sofa.
Sukabumi pool tiles. volcanic stone that gives the water its green-blue colour.
Stone bathrooms. Candi rock, lava stone, Sukabumi and river stone, with black onyx tubs and bronze fittings.
Teak and Bangkirai. furniture in old Java teak, ceiling beams in Kalimantan Bangkirai.

Sunken sofa between the pool and tropical planting — **Fig. 02**— Sunken sofa beside the pool.

Dining table under the high timber roof — **Fig. 03**— Dining under the timber roof.

Rain shower against a rough volcanic stone wall — **Fig. 04**— Stone shower wall.

Kitchen and dining area with teak joinery and glass walls — **Fig. 05**— Kitchen, dining and garden.

Towel swans arranged on a made bed — **Fig. 06**— Towel swans.

Washing machine hidden behind teak joinery doors — **Fig. 07**— Washer hidden in teak joinery.

Layout plan of the four Villa Taman villas, each with a pool and jacuzzi — **Fig. 08**— Layout plan, 1:150 — four villas, each with its own pool and jacuzzi.

From the ground up.

Raising the ground by four metres, the steel, the final touches — Villa Taman, filmed from start to finish.

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