Designed by Spain’s A-cero and Russia’s Philosophy of Design, Villa Bianca is a creative blend of Eastern and Western European design, with abstract explosions of art, subtle references to the sea and representations of the most famous of Russian icons, the Matryoshka doll.

With three spacious suites, a living space, a private pool and decking area, a unique salon as well as a private spa, the villa is perfect for families and groups alike.

A-Cero’s magnificent bedrooms are inspired by giant seashells and long strands of seaweed, resulting in exquisite sculptural forms that cling to the spectacular curvaceous ceilings. Complete with Indonesian artwork and Thai silks, both rooms have private terraces that open out onto the beach and afford spectacular views of the Andaman Sea.

This bright and spacious suite has a modern beach house look with a creative twist. The headboard of the large round bed is the outline of the Matryoshka doll, behind which lies a large bathroom with dual vanities and an outdoor soaking tub with Matryoshka loungers. Indonesian pop artist Hahan adds a splash of colour to the décor.

Tucked away at the rear of the villa is a private oasis, complete with an outdoor bathing area, a waterfall wall and a treatment room which provide the ideal setting for a rejuvenating pampering experience.

Philosophy of Design incorporated the Matryoshka, Russia’s well-known stacking doll, into a fresh and joyful design. The Villa is populated with sleek and modern versions of the doll – its shape apparent in the day beds as well as the dining room table, which seats up to 8 guests. The deck at the rear of the salon, which is modelled to replicate a luxury yacht, is the perfect spot to lounge around.