# Villa Fabiola Bali


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- [Villa Fabiola](https://villafabiolabali.com/villa-fabiola/): The Concept Fabiola Aisyah Damirie is a fashion designer from Indonesia. She owns a brand called FLIRT. Ask any high society resident of Jakarta, and they will tell you that not only do they know her, but they have at least one of her designs in their closet… That piece, most likely, is the SUMBA dress, which has become her signature classic. Hand embroidered or hand beaded (or both), it is based on a traditional tribal pattern from the Indonesian island of Sumba. Made in limited numbers, this modern piece of re-interpreted tribal culture is typical of Fabiola’s style… a […]
- [Experiences](https://villafabiolabali.com/experiences/): EXPERIENCES Seseh is just about the only place left in Canggu with sweeping rice fields. This village on the coast has long been a drawcard for its untouched Balinese landscape and its intact traditions. It’s one of the best places in Bali to witness elaborate and colourful ceremonies, and its many temples justify its reputation. Seseh beach is one of the few in Bali without beach clubs, cafe’s, or warungs. It’s a popular destination for sunset because it is unspoilt. It is also the location of Udara, the largest beachfront yoga retreat in Bali with classes in everything from aerial […]
- [Design Details](https://villafabiolabali.com/design-details/): DESIGN DETAILS Attention to detail matters. Carefully considered touches are the secret to quality… and beauty. The shape of a doorknob, the design of a kitchen tap, a mirror placed on an outdoor terrace wall – do not by themselves define a beautiful home, but collectively they contribute to the aesthetic result. Design details also give a home a sense of mystery because they don’t re??? themselves all at once. You will not marvel at the solid onyx sink and vanity in the guest wc until you need to use it. You will not appreciate a collection of coral until […]
- [The Art](https://villafabiolabali.com/the-art/): THE ART Art is important; art makes a house a place you want to be. Art is a constant visual pleasure. In Fabiola’s words – “I cannot imagine a home without art”. Whether it’s sculpture or painting or photography, or tribal artefacts, I enjoy looking at them every day. And it’s not about money. A chunk of coral found on a local beach can be your own Henry Moore moment. A stone found in a quarry can be an ode to my favourite sculptor Barbara Hepworth. Art elevates a home, not just in an aesthetic sense… but in a spiritual […]
- [The Stairs](https://villafabiolabali.com/the-stairs/): THE STAIRS The Villa Fabiola staircase is not just about going up or down… It’s all about how you go up and down: With style, with surprise, with creativity… With art! Make stairs a real part of the house. Who does that? *Some of the most valuable and beautiful art pieces are in the ‘stairs’.
- [The Master Bedroom](https://villafabiolabali.com/the-master-bedroom/): THE MASTER BEDROOM Taking up the entire top floor of the house, this master bedroom is not a bedroom. It’s a penthouse apartment with a sweeping view of rice fields, volcanoes, and ocean from every angle. There’s a library, with its own sitting area, a terraced table, an open shower with a view, a bathroom, a foyer, a terrace for drying laundry, and two terraces with their own sitting area and … a walk-in closet. A closet the size of a bedroom with 10 floor-to-ceiling double door closets, a display wall for bags and shoes, and an onyx make-up table. […]
- [Concept](https://villafabiolabali.com/concept/): The Concept Fabiola Aisyah Damirie is a fashion designer from Indonesia. She owns a brand called FLIRT. Ask any high society resident of Jakarta, and they will tell you that not only do they know her, but they have at least one of her designs in their closet… That piece, most likely, is the SUMBA dress, which has become her signature classic.  Hand embroidered or hand beaded (or both), it is based on a traditional tribal pattern from the Indonesian island of Sumba. Made in limited numbers, this modern piece of re-interpreted tribal culture is typical of Fabiola’s style… a […]
- [Guestrooms](https://villafabiolabali.com/guestrooms/): THE GUETROOMS The approach to the bedroom suites for guests was simple. Make them beautiful, spacious, and comfortable. Like a five star hotel… but better. The best mattress in the industry, the most beautiful sheets, down pillows, big closets, and a beautiful big bathroom with a full-length mirror and a power shower. From a style point of view, the approach is consistent with Fabiola’s approach to everything. Make it simple but make it stand out.
- [The Pool Terrace](https://villafabiolabali.com/the-pool-terrace/): THE POOL TERRACE Seamless… is the word that comes to mind. A seamless transition from inside to outside. Everything is the same. Unified by the one floor that runs throughout the house. In the living room, the dining room, the stairs, the terrace… even inside the pool. There is only one surface and that is a polished, soft white terrace. The approach is sophisticated, chic, and calm. It soothes the eye, the mind, and the soul.
- [Dining & Kitchen](https://villafabiolabali.com/dining-kitchen/): DINING & KITCHEN A kitchen that doesn’t look or feel like a kitchen. A dining room that feels like a gallery… set for lunch. Cooking in this kitchen feels like a studio experience, facing the rice field, even boiling an egg feels special. It’s the mantra of the Lady of the House. Don’t waste a minute – make it count. Make it beautiful… stylish… memorable.
- [Living Room](https://villafabiolabali.com/living-room/): LIVING ROOM The massive vertical art front door opens to reveal an all-white living room… framed by a green sea. A pristine space inside opening onto the waving grass of a monumental rice field vista outside. This is modern Bali on steroids. A living room with a cinematic scene… using nature to give the house its vernacular identity. There is no mistaking that you are in.. Bali!
- [Ground Floor](https://villafabiolabali.com/ground-floor/): Ground Floors Fabiola Aisyah Damirie is a fashion designer from Indonesia. She owns a brand called FLIRT. Ask any high society resident of Jakarta, and they will tell you that not only do they know her, but they have at least one of her designs in their closet… That piece, most likely, is the SUMBA dress, which has become her signature classic.  Hand embroidered or hand beaded (or both), it is based on a traditional tribal pattern from the Indonesian island of Sumba. Made in limited numbers, this modern piece of re-interpreted tribal culture is typical of Fabiola’s style… a […]
- [Entrance](https://villafabiolabali.com/entrance/): ENTRANCE In fashion, it’s important to make an entrance. It sets the tone… make a statement. The entrance to Villa Fabiola follows the same approach. It is different, unusual, and theatrical but it is also pared down and minimal; an architectural balancing act… using sculpture art, landscaping, and empty space to create a sense of intrigue and anticipation.  And the anticipation is justified, especially considering what comes next.
- [Home](https://villafabiolabali.com/home/): Villa Fabiola Fabiola Aisyah Damirie is a fashion designer from Indonesia. She owns a brand called FLIRT. Ask any high society resident of Jakarta, and they will tell you that not only do they know her, but they have at least one of her designs in their closet… That piece, most likely, is the SUMBA dress, which has become her signature classic. Hand embroidered or hand beaded (or both), it is based on a traditional tribal pattern from the Indonesian island of Sumba. Made in limited numbers, this modern piece of re-interpreted tribal culture is typical of Fabiola’s style… a […]


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