Rumah Rubah, which means "House of the Fox", is a three-bedroom villa made entirely of teak. Located in the heart of Pererenan, Bali, a manicured tropical garden of about 4,000 square meters is home to hundreds of plants from different periods, as well as century-old Pulai and bodhi trees.

Designed by renowned architect Maximilian Jencquel, Rumah Rubah combines Balinese traditions with contemporary architectural concepts, creating a subtle fusion of cultural and residential experiences through a new interpretation of the local temple and traditional Bale Kulkul form. Allow guests to feel the rich regional customs in a comfortable environment.

Maximilian Jencquel reconstructs the island lifestyle with understated luxury and respect for nature at its core. A centuries-old frangipani tree elegantly stands on the side of the pond in the carefully arranged courtyard, where nature and design meet, perfectly reflecting the architectural concept of "design is nature".

The interior and exterior details of the villa fully demonstrate the exquisite craftsmanship of Balinese residents. The furniture and decorative objects made by local artisans' techniques inject cultural depth into the modern luxury space, and realize the local cultural inheritance and continuation in the contemporary space.