Serviced by a professional team of staff including an estate manager, housekeepers/villa attendants, night security, gardener, an engineering team and a pool attendant, the residences can be rented separately or jointly and, due to the many bedrooms, the complex works particularly well for large groups. The distinctive architecture of Skove updates traditional aesthetic principles with Asian-styled flair.  The property is characterised by cream Palimanan stone walls, built-in terrazzo beds, daybeds and shelves, antique Balinese doors − some with intricately carved transoms, as well as recycled timbers and cast-iron staircases. This is complemented by an abundance of greenery, and modern furnishings, artworks and artefacts. The sleek structures with their crisp lines, sweet curves, coffee and cream palate and an abundance of light − which emphasises the power of space − are unobtrusively integrated and linked by meandering walkways. It’s a style model that brings out the core of the interiors and enhances the functionality of the villas.  On the ground floor, the white stone pool deck and walkway extends into the fan-cooled, open living room, which features a soaring roof lined with white weatherboarding and hung with white capiz-shell chandeliers that jangle in the breeze. Skove’s beauty is in its streamlined flow; the neutral décor and natural woods contrasting sharply with the blue of the Bali sky and the azure of the swimming pools, while living trees, heliconia covered garden walls, and cascading green vines soften the scene with a pleasing plunge of nature.  All of the villas have private pools, while the studio apartments share a swimming pool with the penthouse, which also has its own private plunge pool.