Resting gracefully amidst the elegant landscapes of Grün Resort Uluwatu, a family-run nature-focused luxurious boutique resort in Uluwatu, Bali, the Treehouse Villa introduces a brand new paradigm in sustainable luxurious. This villa encompasses 7 distinct items seamlessly woven into the encompassing verdant tapestry, embodying an beautiful synthesis of latest design and ecological reverence.
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“The Treehouse Villa is a testomony to the resort’s dedication to immersive nature-centric experiences. This two-bedroom sanctuary emerges as a double-storey haven poised above the panorama on elevated stilted foundations, deftly treading the fragile line between luxurious and ecological duty,” says Prayoga Arya, Lead Architectural Designer at Stilt Studios. This architectural posture not solely minimizes its bodily impression on the setting but in addition fosters an intimate reference to the serene environment, granting its friends unparalleled vistas of the Indian Ocean and the encompassing lush forestry setting.
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Ascending the picket staircase, friends are greeted by a 64 sqm open-plan structure, deftly fusing residing, eating, and kitchen areas. This association not solely ensures fluid spatial transitions but in addition facilitates optimum cross-ventilation, providing an ambiance that transcends boundaries between inside and exterior realms. Infused with Stilt Studios’ personal furnishings designs, together with the signature lounge chair, eating chair, and lamps, it provides a harmonious contact to the general setting, combining aesthetics with performance.
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“The plush pure environment enormously affect the inside parts of the Treehouse Villa, with a mix of pure supplies like teak wooden, woven rattan, and banana paper. These supplies are then enriched with native ornamental parts, making a heat and distinctly Indonesian ambiance, harking back to the consolation of dwelling,” says Frans Sihombing, Stilt Studios’ Lead Inside Designer at Stilt Studios.
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Embracing the basic attract of wooden, the flooring and ceiling set up a tactile bond with nature, fostering an environment of heat and serenity. The wooden ceiling, particularly, converges with the sloping rooflines, cocooning occupants inside a nurturing embrace. The villa’s second ground hosts a 40 sqm open-plan structure, creating an environment friendly inside unit stream and interplay of the sleeping space with a separate toilet and adjoining lounging space, which can be utilized for working. A 24 sqm balcony extends the residing house outdoors, with a porch adorned with lounge couches, offering an beautiful vantage level to indulge within the panorama of the forest and ocean.
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In line with Stilt Studios’ ethos to “lighten the impression on earth,” the Treehouse Villas make the most of prefabricated constructing parts and consciously choose responsibly sourced supplies, utilizing as many picket supplies as doable for carbon storage. A collaborative effort with Ecollabo materializes via recycled plastic parts that adorn the toilet partitions, remodeled into marbled motifs that redefine house into creative expressions. Whereas optimizing the method and decreasing waste via prefabrication, Stilt Studios saves time and minimizes the carbon footprint within the development course of.
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Being the resort’s largest villa, this Treehouse is a celebration of the wedding between meticulous craftsmanship and an unwavering dedication to the setting. On high of that, the villa’s considerate design facilitates easy accessibility to 2 of the resort’s gastronomic gems, The Octagon and La Cima, which affirms the villa’s integration into the holistic one-stop resort expertise, permitting friends to indulge their palates with out compromising their seclusion.
Mission Data:
Architects: Stilt Studios
Nation: KECAMATAN KUTA SELATAN, INDONESIA
Space: 144 m²
Yr: 2023
Pictures: Indra Wiras
Producers: Ateson, Paloma, Toto, ëCollabo8
Architectural Design Staff: Prayoga Arya Wirasana, Putu Gitta Wisnu, Khalik Arif Thahara, Zakiatul Mukaromah
Inside Design Staff: Frans Sihombing, Putri Sonia
