HUB Consulting has created a complex of 5 villas in the fast growing area of Berawa, Bali with a contemporary take on tropical design.

The building’s facade is clad in wooden slats

Designed with a young couple or family with kids in mind, the kitchen, dining and living area occupies one room on the ground floor, offering a spacious and sociable space. Natural light is welcomed through large glass doors and windows, with one leading out to the garden and the pool. Starting below the building’s cantilever design, an outdoor seating area runs parallel with a pool terrace and lower-level seating area.

The living-dining-kitchen area occupies one space

Throughout the property, HUB Consulting have used visual textures to create a diversity in design. Decorative tiles on the staircase and the master suite reference classic patterns such as Indonesian batik designs. Wooden slats protect the wall from sun exposure and give the facade of the building warmth and emphasise the well-manicured landscape, which can be seen both within and outside the house.

Concrete awning is used to frame the windows and wooden slats on the back elevation of the house

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