BALI, INDONESIA
Villa Iris
A Japanese-inspired retreat, boasting minimalistic and natural, earthy colors. Blending the elegance and spaceefficiency of traditional Japanese architecture with the vibrant spirit of Balinese hospitality, this two-bedroom is a great addition to the variety aesthetics in Bumbak Park.
The villa design, characterized by clean lines, Japan-infused minimalist aesthetics, and natural materials, harmonizes effortlessly with the surrounding environment in an open living plan.
About project
STATUS
:Built
DATE
:2022
SURFACE AREA
:200 sqm
CLIENT
:Bumbak Park Villas
PROJECT CATEGORIES
:Architecture & Interior Design
PROGRAM
:Villa with 2 bedrooms, kitchen, living and dining area
TEAMS
:Till Marzloff - Principal architect
Crisa Prameswari - Architect in charge
Project architect: Dwiveka Dananjaya
Iris is one of the 8 in Bumbak Park Villas, offering a unique variation of aesthetics and sensibilities to Bali landscape. Marzloff envisioned embracing the modest elegance of traditional Japanese architecture, emphasized by brighter materials and serene open spaces. The backyard is adorned with bamboo fence to create a calming atmosphere for guests to rejuvenate. Through these elements, Iris offers a unique and unforgettable retreat experience.
What client said?
"We believe that the Japanese and Balinese have the share a similar appreciation for the art of Zen. Through this villa, Marzloff has successfully brought not only Japanese design to Bali, but we believe also their life philosophy for serenity and calm."
Bumbak Park Villas
One hallmark of this design philosophy is the use of minimalist tiles to accentuate spaces with simplicity and elegance. Every element is carefully selected to evoke a sense of calm and balance, including the tiles and polished natural stones. Marzloff uses a palette of neutral tones to enhance the feeling of spaciousness and serenity.
"The commitment to simplicity and refinement in Japanese-inspired interiors creates timeless beauty that goes beyond trends, making spaces both functional and deeply resonant.”
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