What began as a one-year move from Singapore became a complete lifestyle shift. In Sibang, Bali, Heveya CEO Stefan Magnus and his family now live among fruit trees, stingless bees and vegetable gardens centred around a rescued Javanese joglo.
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What began as a one-year move from Singapore became a complete lifestyle shift. In Sibang, Bali, Heveya CEO Stefan Magnus and his family now live among fruit trees, stingless bees and vegetable gardens centred around a rescued Javanese joglo.
Stefan Magnus, founder and CEO of Heveya, at his homestead on Heveya Farm Sibang in Bali. (Photo: Heveya)
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