Description

Seru Na Laman is designed by the famous Dutch architect Piet Boon. Here's the villa viewed from the side of the ocean (west). The apartment is situated on the ground floor (on the right side of the photo); the living room, kitchen and bed- and bathrooms are located on the second floor, which can be reached by no less than 4 different stairs on all sides of the villa. A spacious porch coveres the entire west area of the villa on the second floor. The trade winds on Bonaire provide an always comfortable and refreshing breeze. And the sublime lights in and around the villa create a fairy-tale atmosphere at night.

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>> view the floor plan of the villa

Evening view of the villa.

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The ground-floor situated apartment. Detailed image of dining area and in the backgroud, the kitchenette.

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The majestic sundeck viewed from the poolside bar.

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Detail of the poolside bar with the table designed by Germaine Nijdam and the bar with the built-in fridge/freezer in the background.

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The exquisite view from the porch on the second floor. Its design makes the pool look as if it's flowing right in the ocean.

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The comfortable 'living-outside with cosy couches area' is located in the centre on the grand porch.

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The dining table on the porch accommodates a maximum of 8 guests.

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The living room, as seen from the kitchen.

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The spacious living room is equipped with comfortable couches. The kitchen is seen in the background. The doors leading to the porch provide a breathtaking oceanview.

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Detailed picture of the industrial-style kitchen. All sanitary and water taps in the villa are designed by Philippe Starck.

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The built-in/walk-in closets next to the master bedroom.

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The sanitary of the master bedroom in minimalistic design.

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Detailed image of the sink in the bathroom with Philippe Starck-tap.

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The master bedroom on the north side of the villa. All bedrooms are equipped with airconditioning and mosquito nets. Because there's windows and doors in all directions, the wind is always refreshing. All windows and doors can of course also be closed if necessary.

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