Villa in Kamala (Phuket, Thailand) at first glance does not seem unusually luxurious. A house on the shores of the Andaman Sea begins to surprise when you look closely at it, as it is organically merged with the surrounding nature. Estimated at $5,400,000, the residence strikes from the outside with the elegance of combining traditional and non-standard forms, and inside - following modern design trends, comfort and luxury. Especially good is the pool of the original design, which flows into sea waters. Coastal gazebo - gracefully inscribed in natural greenery and designed in Thai traditions. The widespread use of wood, natural stone and other natural materials in the decoration of the facade and roof brings the house even closer to the landscape, levels out the abundance of glass.
At the same time, glass panoramic windows, walls, wide doors bring the surrounding nature closer to those in the house. Inside the house is equipped with all the achievements of modern household appliances, bringing convenience and comfort. The patio in Buddhist style is made entirely of natural stone. It is separated from modern rooms by an opaque door, as if separating different eras. Inside the building - minimalistic interiors are brightened up with exclusive furniture and author's decorative ornaments. The abundance of wood and natural light makes them natural, despite their large size.
