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These Design Hotels properties in Asia feature stunning design and create a unique sense of place

CAP KAROSO Just a cheeky 30-minute flight from Bali, Sumba is Indonesia’s (sort of ) secret paradise. The largely undeveloped island boasts rugged coastlines, white sand beaches, wild horses and, as of last year, Cap Karoso. Heading the design was GFAB Architects, who incorporated plenty of local influences like Indonesian art, handmade teaware and hand-carved wooden furniture. The resort has 47 rooms and 20 villas, plus an organic farm that also serves as a farming school. Its founders, Fabrice and Evguenia Ivara, are determined to make a difference: consulting Sumba’s indigenous community, they’ve committed to initiatives including hiring 80 per cent of the staff locally and using 50 per cent solar power for energy. K5 TOKYO With just 20 guest rooms, a booking at K5 in Tokyo is a coveted…

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