Kedungu Private Villa
A private villa featuring a simple yet elegant geometric design approach, with floor levels harmoniously aligned to the site’s natural contours. This is a contextual design concept that aspires to achieve a timeless model with a strong regional identity. An expression of creativity that fulfills contemporary needs without forgetting the essence of local character.
Bobo Private Villa
This residence defines modern tropical minimalism by merging contemporary clean lines with traditional Balinese elements, most notably in its sophisticated reinterpretation of the ‘angkul-angkul’ gateway, which is rendered in sleek natural stone and warm wood. The design’s core identity is reinforced by a harmonious material palette that contrasts textured stone walls and wood accents with expansive glass panels, promoting a seamless indoor-outdoor connection. This aesthetic is completed by strong geometric forms and integrated lush greenery, all working together to create a tranquil and sophisticated home adapted for a modern tropical lifestyle.
A-Maze Villa
This private villa masterfully embodies a Tropical Modern concept, drawing deep inspiration from traditional Balinese architecture, particularly evident in its grand, contemporary gateway crafted from stone and ornate wood. The design features a rich palette of natural materials, including warm timbers, textured stone, and expansive glass, all softened by dramatic cascading greenery. This luxurious sanctuary is spaciously appointed with five bedrooms, a private swimming pool, a gym, and an entertainment room, and is further complemented by generous living areas, a modern kitchen, a secure garage, and a tranquil fish pond.
Aviary House
Aviary House is a tropical living residence designed to breathe naturally through generous openings that maximize cross-ventilation and daylight. The architecture embraces openness, allowing indoor spaces to connect seamlessly with the surrounding environment while maintaining comfort and privacy. Natural materials, shaded balconies, and deep overhangs work together to respond to the tropical climate, creating a calm and livable atmosphere. Integrated landscape elements are not treated as complements, but as an essential part of the design. Softening the building mass and strengthening the relationship between architecture and nature.
Arsa Graha
Arsa Graha is a contemporary tropical residence in Bali that explores the balance between modern architectural expression and local sensibility. The design emphasizes clarity of form while allowing material choices, proportions, and subtle detailing to quietly reflect Balinese character. Rather than relying on overt traditional symbols, the project interprets locality through atmosphere, texture, and spatial articulation, creating a calm and grounded architectural presence.
The house is shaped by a close relationship between interior and exterior, where transitional spaces, shaded corridors, and controlled openings play a central role in daily living. Natural light, air movement, and landscape are treated as integral design elements, supporting comfort and spatial continuity throughout the home. Through restrained gestures and thoughtful detailing, Arsa Graha offers a living environment that feels contemporary in form, yet deeply connected to its tropical and cultural context.
