Opening 2026 · Now under construction

Bali soul,
Wayanad earth.

Skaya Living is a three-bedroom infinity-pool villa taking shape among the coffee hills of Wayanad, Kerala — built the way the tropics build: terracotta overhead, water at the centre, forest on every side.

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The villa

One plan, shaped like an L — with water in its arms.

The villa wraps around its own water. The double-height living-and-kitchen pavilion anchors the corner of the L, with two bedrooms beside it and a third in the side wing. Every room opens through floor-to-ceiling sliding glass onto a wrapping verandah — and the infinity pool, held in the L's embrace, spills its edge toward Chembra Peak.

3Bedrooms, en-suite
∞Infinity pool
6–8Guests
LCourtyard plan
Monsoon verandah — wraps the pool, connecting every room to the water Verandah Living and kitchen — the double-height pavilion at the corner of the L Living · Kitchen Bedroom 2 — slides open to the verandah and pool Bedroom 2 Bedroom 3 — slides open to the verandah and pool Bedroom 3 Bedroom 1 — the side wing, glass wall facing the pool Bedroom 1 Infinity pool — held in the corner of the L, vanishing edge toward Chembra Peak Infinity pool Edge → Chembra Sliding glass — Bedroom 1 Sliding glass — Bedroom 2 Sliding glass — Bedroom 3 Sliding glass — Living pavilion Sun deck Sliding glass Verandah Pool

Tap or hover the plan — indicative layout, drawn from the build sketch.

The vision

How it will feel.

Artist's impressions of the finished villa — the L in three dimensions, and the view that will greet you from the verandah, morning and night.

CHEMBRA PEAK LIVING · KITCHEN BEDROOMS B2 · B3 BEDROOM B1 INFINITY POOL SLIDING GLASS DOORS SKAYA LIVING · WAYANAD — ARTIST'S IMPRESSION
MORNING · FROM THE VERANDAH, CHEMBRA IN THE MIST
First light over the infinity edge — Chembra Peak in the morning mist, frangipani on the water.
BLUE HOUR · THE POOL LIT, CHEMBRA AGAINST THE NIGHT
Blue hour — the pool lit from below, lanterns on the verandah, fireflies over the coffee.
The idea

Two latitudes, one verandah.

Bali and Wayanad sit a sea apart, yet they build for the same sun and the same rain. Skaya borrows the best instincts of both.

8° South — Bali lends

The way of water & openness

  • A pool at the heart of the home, not at its edge
  • Indoor–outdoor living: walls that give way to air
  • Teak, rattan and stone, left honest and unpolished
  • A poolside bale for slow afternoons
  • Frangipani and lotus in the courtyard planting
11° North — Wayanad lends

The way of earth & rain

  • Mangalore terracotta tiles, laid steep for the monsoon
  • Laterite-red earth and stone underfoot
  • Deep verandahs made for watching the rain
  • Coffee-estate air, mist in the mornings
  • Kerala craft in wood, brass and weave
Build journal

Watch it rise.

We're building Skaya in the open. The structure stands, the terracotta is on the roof, and the pool is being carved into the laterite. Here's where things are today.

The L-shaped villa under construction — gabled pavilion and tiled bedroom wing
On site · 2026

The two wings of the L meet: the gabled living pavilion on the left, the bedroom wing under fresh Mangalore tile on the right.

Front view of the villa with terracotta roof among Wayanad trees
On site · 2026

Seen from the approach — terracotta against the canopy, with the pool court taking shape in the red earth out front.

Structure Roof & tiling Pool & landscape Interiors Styling & soft launch
From the verandah

Wayanad, all around.

The villa sits in the green heart of Kerala's hill country. Days here fill themselves.

Chembra Peak

Wayanad's highest trek, famous for the heart-shaped lake near its summit and tea slopes the whole way up.

Banasura Sagar

India's largest earthen dam — islands scattered across still water, ringed by the Banasura hills.

Edakkal Caves

Stone-age petroglyphs carved into a hilltop cleft; the climb rewards with carvings thousands of years old.

Coffee & spice estates

Walk plantations of coffee, pepper and cardamom — the scent that hangs in Wayanad's morning air.

Soochipara Falls

A three-tiered waterfall dropping through evergreen forest, at its thundering best after the rains.

Stay

Be the first in the water.

Skaya Living opens in 2026 and will be bookable exclusively on Airbnb. Until the listing goes live, say hello — we'll keep you posted and hold you a place at the front of the queue.

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