VILLA 67

Perched on the tranquil shores of Lamma Island, Villa 67 is a meticulously restored three-storey village house that honours its architectural roots while embracing a deeply personal, eclectic spirit. Originally designed by a British architect in the 1980s, our recent renovation has carefully preserved the home’s original character, layering contemporary craftsmanship with heritage details to create a space that feels collected over time.

At the heart of the home lies a breathtaking, light-filled two-storey library—a true centrepiece that anchors the residence with warmth and intellect. Complementing this are a study bathed in natural light from a stunning skylight, a thoughtfully reconfigured kitchen, a lush landscaped garden, and a rooftop terrace offering panoramic island views.

Designed as a living canvas for our client’s remarkable collection of art, objects, and books, Villa 67 is not merely a house—it is a personal, warm, and unique sanctuary that tells a story of place, memory, and timeless design.