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674m2.
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500m2.
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4 en suite bedrooms.
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Perched in the hills of Jimbaran with wide open views stretching toward the southern coastline, this newly completed villa is a bold sculptural statement. Anchored in clean white volumes and elevated forms, the design plays with light, geometry, and perspective—offering a contemporary sanctuary above the bustle of the Bukit.
From the street, the villa’s minimalist façade conceals its generous interior. Inside, the open-plan living area is a masterclass in contrast and proportion: large sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, while polished concrete and textured materials bring tactile softness to the clean lines.
At the heart of the villa, the kitchen and dining area unfold with intentional clarity. A long island in poured concrete leads the eye toward the sun-drenched lounge and the pool beyond, while overhead, sculptural lighting adds rhythm to the space. Every detail is considered yet unpretentious—built-in shelving, recessed lighting, and earthy materials frame the volumes without stealing focus.
The pool extends along the edge of the home, framed by tropical landscaping and architectural shadows. Views from the upper levels capture the horizon, while the surrounding hills offer privacy and calm.
Each of the four bedrooms is generous and distinct, with large windows, ensuite bathrooms, and a cohesive material palette that mirrors the rest of the home: organic, modern, and timeless. Stone, terrazzo, and matte finishes interplay with lush green accents—balancing warmth and restraint.
This is more than a villa—it’s a geometric haven carved into the landscape, ready to host slow mornings, long sunsets, and a life of clarity and elevation.
Perched in the hills of Jimbaran with wide open views stretching toward the southern coastline, this newly completed villa is a bold sculptural statement. Anchored in clean white volumes and elevated forms, the design plays with light, geometry, and perspective—offering a contemporary sanctuary above the bustle of the Bukit.
From the street, the villa’s minimalist façade conceals its generous interior. Inside, the open-plan living area is a masterclass in contrast and proportion: large sliding glass doors dissolve the boundary between interior and exterior, while polished concrete and textured materials bring tactile softness to the clean lines.
At the heart of the villa, the kitchen and dining area unfold with intentional clarity. A long island in poured concrete leads the eye toward the sun-drenched lounge and the pool beyond, while overhead, sculptural lighting adds rhythm to the space. Every detail is considered yet unpretentious—built-in shelving, recessed lighting, and earthy materials frame the volumes without stealing focus.
The pool extends along the edge of the home, framed by tropical landscaping and architectural shadows. Views from the upper levels capture the horizon, while the surrounding hills offer privacy and calm.
Each of the four bedrooms is generous and distinct, with large windows, ensuite bathrooms, and a cohesive material palette that mirrors the rest of the home: organic, modern, and timeless. Stone, terrazzo, and matte finishes interplay with lush green accents—balancing warmth and restraint.
This is more than a villa—it’s a geometric haven carved into the landscape, ready to host slow mornings, long sunsets, and a life of clarity and elevation.
674m2.
500m2.
4 en suite bedrooms.