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A brief stroll from the Master Suite, the Java House is simpler, more delicately fanciful \u2013 a charming chocolate box of a house on stilts, sided with panelling in bold geometric patterns that was salvaged from a joglo, a nineteenth-century hand-carved house in Central Java. Gorgeous color runs riot here: the alternating cartouche and almond-shaped joglo panels are painted in harmonious shades of lime\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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