1,200 tonnes of stone were imported from the nearby island of Sumba to construct this bold Residence, named after the 'Sound of Fire'. The Residence is finished with tribal cloth furnishings, black bamboo beds, thatch roofing and a fire pit that burns beside the infinity pool.
This Residence's name translates to 'Forest in the Mist' and is a luxury treehouse of interconnecting suites around an enormous banyan tree.
'Tirta Ening' means 'Clear Water' and this Residence's headline suite is a 91sq m COMO Shambhala Suite with an exquisite private Japanese water garden and waterfall. The entire Residence has a truly zen feel, with a floating pavilion made of yellow rock and teak.
