Villa Lluvia
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| 5 BHK | Siolim | ||
| Status | Completed | ||
Set amidst towering coconut trees on gently sloping terrain, Villa Lluvia is a 5 BHK villa in Siolim that blends traditional Goan architecture with contemporary design. Its prime location, nestled between the upscale eateries of Assagao and the shores of Ashwem Beach, offers a lifestyle that balances convenience and tranquillity. Inspired by Indo-Portuguese aesthetics, the house features short balconies and wide verandas typical of the region’s homes.
The design honours Goa’s heritage while embracing simplicity and elegance. High ceilings and open layouts amplify the sense of space, with a central verandah connecting the living areas, bedrooms, garden, and pool. This hub is ideal for both quiet moments and social gatherings, offering views of lush greenery and seamlessly integrating with the natural surroundings.
Sustainability is central to the concept of this villa in Siolim. Custom furniture and decor celebrate regional artistry, as well as that of Nagaland, and eco-friendly features such as grass pavers, rainwater harvesting systems, and terrazzo flooring reduce environmental impact. Meanwhile its air filtration system, equipped with ozonators, ensures a clean indoor environment.
The ground floor includes an open-plan living, dining, and kitchen area, along with two bedrooms, each featuring a private outdoor shower discreetly shaded by coconut trees. Upstairs, three additional bedrooms are bathed in natural light through large windows. The interiors are anchored by wooden furniture and plush fabrics, with statement pieces like a mosaic headboard and intricately carved woodwork adding character to the home.
The interiors were influenced by colonial Portuguese architecture and the verdant surroundings. Bold colours and playful patterns channel a contemporary yet timeless spirit, while the rich textures and soothing hues foster a connection with nature. Materials like jute, cane, and wood are cleverly integrated throughout the property, while the use of sustainable terrazzo and travertine emphasises the villa’s commitment to environmental sensitivity.
The flooring combines subtle classic patterns with bold decorative motifs, reflecting a fusion of tradition and modernity. Well-planned lighting, including skylights and chandeliers, add functionality without sacrificing sophistication. The bathrooms stand out especially with their raw finishes and bold colour palettes—brick red, royal blue, dusty pink, and Jaisalmer yellow. Gold fixtures soften the effect, while glass bell jar pendant lights and rattan furniture introduce texture and depth. The grandeur of Villa Lluvia is also reflected in the majestic staircase, the pièce de résistance, showcasing the elegance of the materials used. While it’s hard to pinpoint a single standout feature, the harmonious design language is evident in every element.
Artwork plays a subtle yet cohesive role throughout the residence. Pieces crafted from rattan, terracotta, and ceramic complement the natural colour palette, while framed Goan windows add a unique focal point to the entertainment areas. A palette of blues and greys ties the artwork to the overall decor, creating a serene and unified aesthetic.
This place is more than just a pool villa in Goa—it is a standalone manor that celebrates local culture, craftsmanship, and sustainability. By blending heritage-inspired elements with 21st century functionality, it offers a sanctuary where architecture and nature exist in perfect balance.
“Architecture arouses sentiments in man. The architect’s main task therefore, is to make those sentiments more precise.”– Adolf Loos
