Villa Anjali Orange

Villa Anjali Orange is a three-bedroom Seminyak villa designed as a collaboration between a French and a Balinese architect, and the result is a distinctive blend of European design sensibility with traditional Balinese architecture. The warm orange palette throughout the interiors gives the villa its name and its character — combined with grey marble floors, teak furniture, tribal art pieces, and vibrant paintings, it creates an aesthetic that feels both sophisticated and warm. The high-pitched Balinese rooftop adds volume and drama to the living space.nnThe open-plan living area connects directly to a tropical garden and a 9 by 3 metre swimming pool. The garden is enclosed by tall tropical plants that create genuine privacy, and there’s a cushioned bale for shaded relaxation alongside sunbeds for poolside lounging. Inside, a custom-designed sofa anchors the lounge area, there’s a dining table for six, and the kitchen is fully equipped for self-catering.nnTwo bedrooms are on the ground floor and one upstairs, all with king-size beds, air conditioning, and en-suite bathrooms featuring both indoor and outdoor shower options. The bathrooms use natural materials that complement the villa’s design language. A private butler, housekeeping team, and security personnel ensure the stay runs smoothly.nn

nnAt $299 per night for three bedrooms, Villa Anjali Orange works out to about $100 per room — strong value for a Seminyak villa with this level of design intent. The French-Balinese architectural collaboration results in something genuinely unique: the orange colour scheme, tribal art, and marble-teak material palette create an interior that you won’t find replicated at another villa. Having a private butler included at this price is a notable addition — most villas under $300 offer housekeeping but not butler service. The split-level bedroom layout (two down, one up) gives the upstairs room genuine separation, which works well for groups wanting some privacy within the villa.nn