This unique villa is a mix of traditional Balinese architecture with some Indian elements, built a few steps away from Pererenan Beach in South West Bali.

Designed to take maximum advantage of Bali’s very pleasant tropical climate, the design attempts to utilize even the very narrow setbacks on all sides to provide viable views for almost all the rooms, which are further designed as open plan spaces, to allow in breeze and light.

The main living room in the front derives from the bale kambang and is flanked by the pool and small gardens. The upper volume is shaded by a porous screen, while an open plan area in the rear combines a lounge, dining and kitchen with sliding doors all around. The upper floor bedrooms are designed with an open plan in mind. Narrow planters along the windows and planted bath courts allow greenery to play a central role, even in the upper floor interior spaces, while the terrace garden features a Jacuzzi sunk into a very Balinese lily pool, a small deck and views over rice fields.

The house is built with the rich palette of local materials that Bali has to offer. The synchronous colors and textures are offset by Balinese art, handicraft and artifacts.