In 1994, 280 craftsmen built a Balinese estate from Indonesian ironwood and teak; dismantled and shipped to Hawaii, it was rebuilt with more than 1 million shingles and is now asking $32.5 million
- The architecture adheres to traditional Balinese principles, with the residence divided into a number of independent pavilions linked by open-air decks and sheltered walkways.
- Imagine if a piece of Bali was carefully taken apart, shipped across the Pacific, and reassembled along one of Hawaii’s most dramatic coastlines.
- So the answer is a gorgeous oceanfront estate, where Indonesian craftsmanship meets the rugged beauty of Hawaii's Big Island.
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- The architecture adheres to traditional Balinese principles, with the residence divided into a number of independent pavilions linked by open-air decks and sheltered walkways.
- Imagine if a piece of Bali was carefully taken apart, shipped across the Pacific, and reassembled along one of Hawaii’s most dramatic coastlines.
- So the answer is a gorgeous oceanfront estate, where Indonesian craftsmanship meets the rugged beauty of Hawaii's Big Island.
Sources: Times of India