Decked in a calming earthy palette, natural textures and vibrant pops of colours — this charming melange of contemporary design with traditional balinese elements imbues a unique touch of resort-style living. A compelling display of intricate wood carvings and antiques highlights a piece of history and personalised touch. Anchoring the communal area, bold pendant lights above the dining area serve as a statement piece, paired with a striking art work for a spark of liveliness. Graced by large open windows, an abundance of sunlight illuminates the communal and kitchen space — exuding a bright and airy atmosphere. Accentuating the soothing nature of the interior, luscious green plant pots infuse the space with a tad of freshness — bridging a connection to nature from the outside in. A seamless blend of sleek lines and curvature creates harmony between fluidity and structure across the living room. Staying true to the theme of the home, a tropical accent wall coupled with marble textures injects a fun and youthful streak in the kids’ bathroom. An air of serenity permeates in the master bedroom, featuring a gorgeous Terracotta lime wash textured wall that brings forth a cosy ambience and delectable warmth. Exhibiting a spick-and-span environment, the master bathroom takes on a sophisticated appeal with its’ main emphasis on the lustrous blue marble tiles.

The homeowners were keen on having a balinese design with a modern twist for their family home. The home was thoughtfully designed to follow the Vastu Shastra guide which is meant to promote positive energy and harmony. As they often host and have family activities together, the media room serves as a spot for movie nights while the living room caters for various activities with loved ones. The curved counter was placed in front of the lounging area for easy access to drinks whenever they have guests. The interior designer suggested building a wood slat partition to create a subtle separation between the media and living room. As cooking plays a central part of their daily lives, the kitchen has been reconfigured according to the energetic guidelines of the home. The wide open windows allow ample sunlight to enter, balancing the muted tones and warm lighting. As the owners work from home occasionally, a compact window was built in the designated office which makes the space feel less constrained as this also allows light to enter. The interior designer suggested a walk-in wardrobe in the master bedroom as this allows separation between the bathroom and resting area.