Surrounded by rice terraces and lush tropical gardens, Mahatma House, on Bali’s south-west coast, boasts three pavilions symmetrically arranged around an emerald green swimming pool that forms the centerpiece of the villa. This sleek and lavish five-bedroom property is achingly stylish, an inspired mix of traditional and contemporary elements featuring polished black surfaces, meticulous symmetrical lines imbued with a stunning array of Zen inspired Chinese/Japanese antiquities.

Privately enclosed within a spacious walled garden peppered with palm trees, tropical plants, large flagstones, sculptures and carvings, Mahatma House is just a minutes’ walk to the traditional Balinese village of Seseh, a traditional beach-side village which, for the most part, still retains the customs and culture of old Bali.

As a result of the carefully planned and laid out design, a study in perfect architectural symmetry, Mahatma House, built in 2009, is extremely spacious and airy with the open planned rooms flowing seamlessly from one to another.
All five of the generously spaced bedrooms at Mahatma House, featuring the property’s signature sleek black décor, highly-polished black concrete floors, gold tints and exposed raw wooden surfaces, are furnished with king-size beds, and equipped with en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning.

With its bold and dramatic blacker than black shiny sleek interiors, complemented by an array of Asian antiquities, Mahatma House is perhaps a little unconventional, but that’s precisely why we love it.

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2020