While not identical, the four two-storey villas at the Anandathu Villas are uniform in their design and their furnishings, the only distinctions being the varying number of bedrooms, differing outlooks, shape and sizes of the swimming pools and layout of the open plan living & dining rooms with their integrated kitchens. The design is minimalist with polished concrete floors throughout and very little ornamentation. However, the abundant use of sustainably grown teakwood, which can be seen not only in the modern furnishings but also in the pool decks, window and door frames, kitchen units, stair rails, bathroom vanities and the beams of the vaulted roofs, brings warmth and colour to the interiors and gardens with honey-golden, buttery shades of wheat and amber. Plenty of lush greenery in the form of flowering trees and shrubs, flat lawns, and trailing vines complement the tropical vibe. The focal point of each villa is the living & dining room offering the choice of open-air living or air-conditioned comfort. Each is furnished with a dining table for four or six and a sitting area with a coffee table and cushioned teakwood chairs or bench seats, and a 40-inch TV with local and international channels.