Sustainability Done Right

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A lush green field with small makeshift huts, surrounded by rows of palm trees under a partly cloudy sky.

Throughout the process of building Let’s Get Lost, sustainability was at the forefront of our minds, bringing in creatives and experts to develop systems that run with minimal impact and give back wherever possible. Check out some steps we took to create our beautiful space and our ongoing efforts to live in unison with nature.

A bright, sunny garden with a stone pathway, various green plants, small trees, and a wooden fence under a blue sky with white clouds.

Solar Power

  • Harnessing the sun’s heat to supply our showers and baths with beautifully steamy hot water to relax and cleanse our bodies.

Koi fish swimming in a green pond

Rain Power

  • The rain runoff (from our gutters and underground piping) utilizes the force of gravity which creates movement within our natural pool to ensure a healthy water ecosystem for the aquatic life making this their home.

Bamboo showers at Let's Get Lost Ubud

Waste Water

  • Wastewater is naturally filtered through a worm septic tank and earth filtration system to recycle the water for reuse on the plant life and pond health

Live Sustainably

Spring Water at Let's Get Lost

Spring Water

Spring water is pumped up from 70 meters below ground, and then filtered to create safe and pure drinking water, reducing the need for transport and packaging.

A rustic bedroom with dark wooden floors, a bed with white linens, and bamboo ceiling. Large windows with sheer curtains let in natural light. There are sitting areas with wooden furniture and a potted plant.

The Building Materials

The center’s building material has been specifically selected to reduce waste and increase reusability with the use of steel and reclaimed timber for the luxury villa to give an extra bit of history to the construct

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