The closure of the sauna and steamroom is done in Canadian Hemlock wood, while WATG designers used North African Abaci for seating.

Greeting guests as they enter the spa, a wall made from local Paras Kerobokan stone presents an abstract, geometric interpretation of the hotel’s cliff location.

The spa lobby offers a contemporary interpretation of traditional Balinese designs, complete with a tiered roof, timber beams, exposed rafters, geometric columns, and local stonework.

The influence of the area’s trees is especially prominent. Treatment rooms include timber artwork, finished in black washed tinting, with portions exposed to show off the wood’s grain.

Tucked close to the cliff, garden pathways link the four spa villas. The villas and treatment rooms deliberately face away from the beach to revel in the backdrop of lush greenery.

With Bali’s tropical environment serving as the key inspiration for the design, the color palette and materials used reflect a contemporary spin on the style of the island locale.

The spa villa bathtubs offer privacy while also allowing guests to bask in the surrounding natural landscape.

The spa’s Hydro-Vitale pools, which offer guests a variety of hydro-therapy options, are fixed in spaces reminiscent of a tropical forest. Curved canopy ceilings mimic the shelter of treetops while metallic fallen leaves adorn the coolly toned walls.