Indian design firm Morphogenesis has unveiled the Yellow House, the conversion of a charming Goan villa into a 49-key boutique resort.
Nestled in the vibrant Anjuna village in Goa, India, the Yellow House is a heritage property that preserves the villa’s original Goan-Portuguese character. (Portugal ruled over Goa for 450 years, and has had a major influence on its culture, cuisine, and architecture.)
The restored building houses a restaurant, bar, bakery, as well as two heritage suites. On the upper floor, three of the existing bedrooms have been transformed into airy, light-filled luxury suites.
A contemporary block housing the guest suites sits across the pool, featuring a pristine white façade punctuated by jaalis and a central body of water that visually connects all the floors.
The project also included additional built structures, such as a spa and a contemporary wing with suites, which are integrated with the existing villa’s design.
Both the public spaces and guestrooms come alive with vibrant hues, a palette of local materials, and curated Goan artwork, all while celebrating rich Portuguese architectural heritage.
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