Wake up inside a forest. Oasis Villa Kapuk and Oasis Villa Palem are fully furnished, architect-designed three-bedroom villas set among towering teak trees in Pecatu, Uluwatu — designed by Patisandhika Sidarta, the architect behind Potato Head Beach Club and Katamama. The villa was conceived as a “floating house in the forest”: rather than clearing the land, the design was shaped around the existing limestone terrain and ancient teak canopy, so the trees, light, and air become part of daily life here. Over 20 original teak and cotton trees were preserved and replanted during construction — the forest you wake up inside is the one that was always here.

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Outside, a private pool lined in rare Green Sukabumi stone sits at the centre of a sheltered courtyard, framed by Bengkirai timber pergolas and lush tropical planting. Inside, floor-to-ceiling glass doors dissolve the boundary between interior and garden — the 1:1 indoor-outdoor ratio means you are always equally in both worlds. Every detail was specified with the same care: linen by Madeem, kitchen appliances by TEKA, sanitary ware by ROCA. This is not a generic Bali villa. It is a piece of considered architecture, furnished to match, that happens to be your home for the week.