BARRAKA

Price upon request

Location

Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia

House floor area

1075 square meters

Bedrooms

Five-bedroom house

Land plot area

550 square meters

Status

Available

Description

The villa's concept lies in the fusion of two contrasting cultures and styles — the Western loft and Asian classic.

This vision is brought to life through the elements of the American loft aesthetic combined with Asian traditions: a Javanese wooden roof, a two-level pool in an ancient style with a waterfall, and a Japanese-inspired gazebo.

The ancient Javanese roof is the key element of the architectural concept. It lends the massive building both elegance and powerful dynamism. The curved metal soffits of the roof are an impressive result of intricate craftsmanship. The walls are designed as an open steel structure with extensive glazing. The architecture combines solidity and refinement, brutality and movement, modernity and the eternal mysticism of ancient traditions.

Exterior

The pool

The pool anchors the villa's atmosphere: a large rectangular basin with wide, terraced steps that recall ancient baths.

I-Chimg style Gazebo

Oriental-style gazebo is the final accent of the villa's architecture. The facade is shaped as a Book of changes hexagram from the I-Ching (Contemplation) — a space for relaxation.

Parking

3 cars + 5 bikes.

Interior

Concrete Gallery. The interior continues the concrete theme established in the exterior architecture, further reinforced by a palette of natural stone.

Ground floor

Main lounge
Dining area
Kitchen
Storage
Staff room
3 bedrooms

1st floor

Billiard lounge
2 bedrooms

The living room is conceived as a space of light and air. Towering glass walls illuminate the double-height loftwith its dark Balinese walls, turning it into a vibrant and dynamic space.