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A curved wooden headboard stands beneath a high pitched ceiling, with polished timber floors and pale walls around the sleeping area. A writing desk sits beside a large window looking into the foliage. The casita draws on the form of a traditional Filipino home, with a central ceiling fan beneath the wooden roof.

Glass doors lead to a private deck shaded by the surrounding trees. Outdoor divans provide space to stretch out above the forest floor. Inside, a large bathroom is finished with Cebu marble. The bath stands on its own within the marble bathing area.

Woven armchairs face a round table beside the windows, with a cushioned daybed close by. Timber floors and window frames bring warm tones to the room. A desk provides a separate place to write, while the high wooden ceiling has a central fan.

The private deck opens towards the Sulu Sea and has outdoor divans. Set on the hillside, the casita combines this open outlook with planting around its living space. Cebu marble details feature in the large bathroom, with a bath standing apart from the vanity.

The wooden deck looks across the Sulu Sea towards neighbouring islands, with a broad panorama from its hillside position. Outdoor divans face the view, which also takes in the sunset. Within the room, a writing desk and woven chair stand beside a window framed by tropical planting.

The casita has a vaulted timber ceiling and central fan, above the living space. Pebble-washed walls and coconut-shell tables add local materials to the design. In the large bathroom, Cebu marble surrounds the deep bathtub and the wide vanity.

Blue-cushioned loungers sit on the wooden deck above the forest canopy, with a low table between them. Glass panels along the edge leave the surrounding treetops in view. Large windows and sliding doors connect this outdoor space with the bedroom and lounge inside.

The casita has a vaulted timber ceiling with a central fan, and outdoor divans offer further places to sit. Its large bathroom features a freestanding tub and Cebu marble finishes. Trees shade parts of the private deck, and the glass balustrade keeps their branches in view.

A private path runs from the wooden deck to the white sand, where a hammock hangs beside the beach. Outdoor divans sit under the palms. Inside, daybeds line the tall windows around a round table and woven armchair, looking through the planting towards the water.

Natural timber frames the windows and rises into a vaulted ceiling with a central fan. Coconut-shell tables and pebble-washed walls reflect the local materials used in the casita’s design. The large en-suite bathroom is finished in Cebu marble, with a bath standing on its own.

Sliding glass doors connect the bedroom and lounge to a wooden deck beside the sand. A hammock hangs near the beach, while outdoor divans provide shaded seating. Through the wide windows, the sea and nearby islands remain part of the room’s outlook.

Inside, cushioned daybeds sit around a round wooden table, with a woven armchair alongside. Dark timber floors and a vaulted wooden ceiling contrast with the pale upholstery. A central fan hangs above the sleeping area. Cebu marble features in the large bathroom, where the bathtub stands on its own.

A beach sala provides a sheltered outdoor lounge, with a private deck and divans close to the sand. From the shore, the outlook takes in the sea and nearby islands. Dense planting surrounds the house, with a sandy path leading to the beach. A parasol shades two loungers on the sand.

Inside, a vaulted timber ceiling and central fan rise above the bedroom and living space. Two desks provide separate work areas. The large bathroom includes an oversized walk-in closet beside the bathing area.

An open-sided lounge sits beneath a wooden roof, with woven armchairs and a sofa arranged around a low table. Pale cushions contrast with the timber and greenery, while the sea is visible beyond the trees. A private deck has further divans for time outdoors.

The bedroom occupies its own casita, apart from the shared living and dining pavilion. Vaulted timber ceilings and central fans carry through the villa’s island style. In the en-suite bathroom, Cebu marble features in the bathroom design.

Wooden beams rise over a lounge furnished with pale cushioned sofas, woven armchairs and low tables. Full-height windows frame the garden and sea, while a rug marks out the seating area. The living and dining pavilion is separate from the sleeping quarters.

Each bedroom occupies its own casita with an en-suite bathroom. Cebu marble features in the design of the large bathrooms. Outdoors, a private deck and divans extend the space for lounging among the palms. Natural timber ceilings and central fans continue through the interiors.

The beach borders a garden of palms and tropical foliage, with a central terrace for lounging outdoors. A living and dining pavilion holds the shared rooms. The bedrooms occupy their own casitas, each with a bathroom finished in Cebu marble.

One bathroom has curved wooden frames above its twin vanities, with a bath between tall windows. A small table and cushioned seats add a sitting area. Vaulted timber ceilings and central fans continue the island style through the villa, while outdoor divans sit on the private deck.

A round dining table sits between tall glass doors, with woven chairs and views into the tropical garden. The air-conditioned pavilion has shared living and dining areas, beside the garden. Outside, the private deck has divans beside the water.

The bedrooms occupy separate casitas, each opening onto a veranda facing the sea or jungle. Vaulted timber ceilings and ceiling fans give the rooms their island character. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with Cebu marble finishes. The grounds stretch along the beach, with tropical planting around the villa.

Separate bedroom casitas open onto grounds that follow the island’s coastline. Each has its own bathroom, with marble finishes. The shared living and dining pavilion is air-conditioned.

In the dining area, a wooden table is surrounded by woven chairs. Tall glass doors frame the planting and water beyond, with timber continuing across the floor and door frames. Outdoors, the broad private deck provides space for lounging on divans. The villa has a beachside setting with sea views.