As an interior designer and basically a person who's main job revolves around construction, allow me to talk about the interior design of Villa Elisha. First thing's first though, the house is a bit undone, I mean when I visited last April 8-9, 2018, there were corners and ceilings that the plastering was visible as if final paint works weren't done and there were visible mess works from construction. But that won't affect your stay anyway, it's just that, they were a bit of an eyesore to my designer/contractor eyes that is. But I've been told by the owner that it's not yet really done. So anyway, let's talk about Villa Elisha's design now:

To be honest, the facade of the villa for me isn't as sumptuous as it is inside and on the architectural side of the pool. But as you open the wooden front door that's grand in size, you'll see a contemporary minimalist living and dining area! The whole interior has an open space layout, with high ceiling and glass sliding doors to the balcony. The white walls and monochromatic color scheme makes the whole space fresh and airy.



The shadows from the beamed ceiling creates an interesting balcony that makes you want to allow a little sun to touch your skin and dine in while adoring the beauty of nature as you really get great views from every corner of the house!



The house has a kitchen that is not just for aesthetics but is actually functional as it has a working refrigerator, microwave, oven, gas cooktop, and other essentials waiting for you to be used if you want to cook your food during your stay.


Basically, the house has 3 dining areas - inside the house, at the balcony, and outdoor near the pool! I had the pleasure to dine in them all.



At the second floor, this very millennial and bookworm friendly loft exists! This is heaven, I'm telling you! It's so beautiful and heavenly that I can just hang-out in here and read 'til I'm sleepy!





Throughout the whole 2nd floor, you'll find so many books which you can borrow and read! I don't think my book collection is that many though! I'm targeting to acquire a book collection as huge as Villa Elisha's. :)

The loft area can serve as a sleeping area too, and you'll get a nice forest view!

This is my favorite space in the whole entire house because it's so instagrammable and it fits my white feed perfectly!



The 2nd floor also has a little entertainment area of which you can watch movies in their huge flat screen TV!

We actually watched a movie here before dinner time and it was relaxing that while watching, I was wishing that I live here.


There's a powder room at the ground floor near the front door with a similar interior design as this T&B at the 2nd floor! The design is simple yet serves its function well.

It's actually an interconnected bathroom, of the Loft Area and of the Lavender Bedroom.




This is the bedroom near the staircase. It has two beds - a single bed and a double bed. This is where I stayed. The lavender wall colors make the room very young and fresh though it's pretty simple. The bed's really comfy too. I had a good night's sleep in it.











This bedroom is very contemporary, sleek, and quite spacious! It has its own lounge area (as seen in the photo above). The pop of colors against the white walls liven up the space.

The touch of wood in the recessed ceiling adds character and I like how each piece placed here is very cohesive, making the room tranquil and revitalizing.


This 3rd bedroom is located near the pool. It's actually separated from the whole house as there's no access from the inside of the house to this room though architecturally, they appear as one structure.

Majority of the people I know don't like a velvet bedding but I actually do like the navy blue velvet bedding here. It's soft and it adds texture to the simple and minimal design of the room!

The coved ceiling adds an illusion of ceiling height, making this room very serene.