Phuket’s residential scene evolves with new hillside villas and an integrated lifestyle platform
AYANA’s recent launch event highlights the island’s growing shift toward community-focused and experience-driven living
PHUKET, THAILAND – Real estate professionals and invited guests gathered in Phuket to explore new residential concepts and hillside villa offerings that reflect the island’s evolving approach to lifestyle-driven development. The event brought industry participants to the AYANA Sales Gallery, where the developer introduced its design direction, community vision, and upcoming projects.
AYANA presents a lifestyle platform centred on connection and experience
One of the key announcements of the evening was AYANA Circle, a membership and lifestyle platform designed to link hospitality, wellness, culture, entertainment and residential experiences. Built around five pillars: Wellness, Art & Culture, Music & Entertainment, Lifestyle & Community, and Real Estate & Investment, the concept emphasises long-term engagement and community-building among residents and investors.
According to AYANA’s leadership, the platform aims to create a holistic environment that reflects shifting buyer expectations in Phuket, where experiential living and curated amenities are becoming increasingly central to development strategies.

Hillside developments showcased to industry guests
Guests were guided through presentations of AYANA Soluna Villas, AYANA Heights Seaview Residences, and the newly unveiled AYANA Lumina Reserve. Set within rainforest and elevated terrain, the portfolio features three to five-bedroom villas positioned near beaches, international schools, medical facilities, and lifestyle hubs.
Representatives from the team provided an overview of design elements, site planning, and development timelines, underscoring how hillside configurations and natural surroundings serve as key components of AYANA’s residential approach.
A curated programme reflecting the platform’s ethos
The event included a visual reveal, live performances, and guided gallery tours led by AYANA’s project team. Ahead of the main programme, selected attendees joined creative workshops at Moodcafé & Restaurant, where floral arrangement, bag painting, and mindful tasting sessions introduced the experiential dimension of the brand’s wider ecosystem.
Industry recognition and reflections on market direction
AYANA also shared insights following recent global recognition for both the company and one of its flagship villa projects. This acknowledgment was positioned within broader discussions about the developer’s focus on design quality, natural integration, and sustainable development principles.
Speakers touched on Phuket’s current market movements, highlighting continued demand for well-designed hillside residences, lifestyle-oriented communities and developments that offer both privacy and connectivity.
Looking ahead
AYANA indicated that additional projects are in the pipeline as part of its long-term expansion in Phuket. The developer’s ongoing strategy centres on combining residential offerings with curated experiences that foster community engagement and support a holistic living environment.
The launch event provided a first look at how AYANA aims to contribute to Phuket’s next chapter of lifestyle and luxury development, reinforcing the island’s position as a destination for design-focused and experience-led residential projects.
The Property Report by PropertyGuru editors wrote this article. For more information, email: [email protected].
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