Vunabaka Residence IV Solevu, Western Division Fiji, Melanesia accommodation architecture, Asia-Pacific real estate images

Vunabaka Residence IV in Fiji

20 Apr 2023

Interior Design and Procurement: Space Studio

Location: Fiji, Melanesia, South Pacific Ocean

Photos by Simon Devitt

Vunabaka Residence IV, Solevu, Western Division, Fiji, Melanesia

Vunabaka Residence IV is a luxury resort home for a delightful family, located on the sandy shores of the luxurious Vunabaka development in Fiji.

This stunning home celebrates texture, tone and colour, vibrant sunset tones facing the beach and lush greens facing the garden.

Subtle carved details throughout – a nod to the homes gorgeous Fijian location.

Layers of luxury, are showcased in this incredible resort home, considered furniture and lighting selections shine.

Framed views and dark joinery details, create interest and there is an abundance of natural materiality used throughout, grounding the home in the Fijian landscape.

Vunabaka Residence IV in Western Division, Fiji – Building Information

Property Interior Design and Procurement: Space Studio – https://www.spacestudio.co.nz/
Project size: 389 sqm
Completion date: 2022
Building levels: 1

Photography: Simon Devitt

Resort Buildings

Asia-Pacific Real Estate design in Melanesia images / information received 200423 from Space Studio

Location: Fiji, Melanesia, South Pacific

Pacific Islands Developments

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Momi Bay Resort
Design: The Buchan Group

image courtesy of architects practice
Momi Bay Resort in Fiji
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Fiji Resort Buildings
Design: The Buchan Group, architects

image courtesy of architects practice
Fiji Resort Designs
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