Sentences with phrase «ironwood deck»

Beyond the carved wood doors guests step into a lush garden which surrounds the inner property including the 25m Lap Pool, Kid Pool and Ironwood Deck.

Outdoor living Bridging the pavilion and the beach is a huge ironwood deck overlooking the turquoise waters of Sandy Bay, with a 12m x 5m free - form tension - edge pool big enough for swimming laps yet with a shallow platform for relaxation.

A wall of glass sliding doors opens onto a large ironwood deck with Jacuzzi / plunge pool, double sunbed and breakfast area.

The 12 - metre swimming pool surrounded by a wide ironwood deck, sun loungers and lush vertical garden, provides an idyllic setting for lazy sunny days and balmy evenings illuminated by flickering candles and hurricane lanterns.

- Ironwood deck with sun - loungers and seating.

A private ironwood deck with circular loveseats overlooking a mature Kapok tree is the focus of the spacious colonial - styled Pande Beten suite.

INDOOR LIVING: - Open - plan living room with walls of glass doors leading onto the pool terrace giving guests the option of open - air or air - conditioned comfort - Oversized cream sofas - 60inch LED TV, Apple TV, DVD and iPod - Two dining tables of reclaimed teakwood, seating six each - Teakwood island serves as a buffet, bar and cooking station - Fully - equipped chef's kitchen capable of serving 20 guests OUTDOOR LIVING: - 12m x 5m free - form tension - edge swimming pool - Expansive ironwood deck bridging the main living pavilion and the beach furnished with poolside beanbags, sun loungers and daybeds - A shoreline pergola with oversized daybed and semi-circular seating area - Gardens and lawn leading directly onto the beach

The bedroom opens onto an ironwood deck, where an upholstered loveseat sits before a large free - form swimming pool.

The other mirror - image bedrooms look onto a lotus pond within a walled courtyard; in each, a statement bathtub sits on a private ironwood deck accessed by sliding doors from the bathroom.

A Sonos sound system and 32 - inch LED TV on a movable platform provides alternative entertainment to the 180 - degree ocean vista beyond the suite's enormous ironwood deck.

Accessed via the master bedroom but too magnificent to keep only for its occupants is an enormous ironwood deck with near -180-degree views of the ocean below.

One guest bedroom has prime position overlooking the ocean, with a private ironwood deck looking down onto a courtyard garden accessed from the gym, and a wall of glass bringing the stunning view into the bathroom too.

Villa Voyage is an imposing double - height pavilion oriented along the beachfront to make the most of the magnificent sea vistas — 26 metres of bi-fold and sliding doors open onto a spacious ironwood deck with free - form infinity pool, beyond which turquoise - tipped breakers claim the fine white sand.

Two further guest bedrooms and the master lie a floor below, opening onto ironwood decks poised over lily ponds and looking across the lawn to the large pool and cliff - edge entertainment bale.

The use of recycled timber and local stone throughout — from ironwood decking, to stone tables and marble bathtubs — creates wonderful texture and earthy tones; a perfect reflection of the natural setting.

Not exact matches

• 84sqm (904sqft) • King bed • Terrace • Garden view • Complimentary WiFi • Air conditioning • Shower • Double sinks Wooden floors and walls, built using regenerated ironwood from the old pontoons and ingenious decks of Borneo, give a natural, yet contemporary look with a rustic edge.

At its heart and flanked by lotus ponds is the huge ironwood pool deck flowing out from the media room, with eight upholstered sunbeds and other seating areas.

Sunbathe on poolside loungers set out on the long ironwood pool - deck.

Night time humidity remains high so modern metal - hulled cruisers need air - con below decks while traditional Indonesian ironwood vessels are often open air, sleep on deck affairs.

The two, three and four - bedroom villas feature natural stone, teakwood decks and indigenous grass or ironwood tile roofs.