Rumah Rubah is made entirely of teak wood and set in a beautifully manicured 4000 m2 tropical garden, home to hundreds of different plant species, including century-old Pulai tree and Bodhi tree. The garden also features a local Balinese temple and Bale Kulkul, a traditional Balinese drum tower, offering occupants the opportunity to connect with the culture and traditions of Bali within the comfort of the villa.
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Nestled in the heart of Canggu’s charming Pererenan district, Rumah Rubah is a stunning luxury villa designed by renowned tropical specialist architect Maximilian Jencquel of Studio Jencquel.
Rumah Rubah’s sustainability design was overseen by the local engineering team Eco Mantra and has been carefully considered to minimize its carbon footprint. Prioritizing sustainability, the villa uses solar panels to generate electricity and rainwater harvesting systems to collect water for irrigation and other purposes. The unique roof, designed by Jencquel, also allows for natural ventilation and cooling techniques to keep the interior cool and comfortable. With minimal reliance on non-renewable resources, Rumah Rubah is able to provide a highly sustainable sanctuary that is both luxurious and environmentally conscious.