Challenge: Umah Hati Villa
Architects: Studio Jencquel
Location: Bali, Indonesia
Space: 4,843 sf
Images by: Tommaso Riva
Umah Hati Villa by Studio Jencquel
The Umah Hati Villa mission bears the title of Tranquil Coronary heart when translated. It was designed by Studio Jencquel on the outskirts of Ubud, Bali in Indonesia. The title holds true while you discover the pictures of this luxury villa. It has an endlessly soothing inside design that’s solely made higher by the unforgettable views to which the location has entry to.
Umah Hati (Tranquil Coronary heart) is an understated and humble non-public villa, but is also a subtly audacious hybrid, bridging the West and the East. It seamlessly blends with the setting, giving it the sensation of a giant cabin – however much more treasured.
Studio Jencquel dealt with the architectural and inside design for the mission, situated in Sayan on the outskirts of Ubud, Bali. Development started in June 2016 and was accomplished in December 2017. Utilizing high-quality supplies and complex craftsmanship, Umah Hati makes essentially the most of its setting and context, emanating tranquility from the center of the home to its environment.
Working intently with the shopper, the design course of yielded a timeless mix of Balinese vernacular and modernity. The L-shaped, single ground villa has a constructed floor of 400 m2 on a 4000 m2 property. It hosts three bedrooms with en suite baths, lounge, eating space, kitchen, powder room, pantry, laundry, and employees quarters. In conventional Balinese model, many elements of the home are open to nature. Outdoors, a shimmering lap pool factors towards lush jungle and the Ayung River gorge.
Native supplies have been rigorously chosen for the mission, together with reclaimed Indonesian ironwood for the roof and construction. A key function is the roof design, constructed with immaculate element and wonderful craftsmanship. Rafters are manufactured from Bankirai wooden, sanded easy and left pure. Japanese becoming a member of methods bind the principle roof ridge. Woven rattan from Sulawesi superbly strains the inside, whereas ironwood shingles safe the roof cowl. Modest proportions and peak lend an intimate, sheltered really feel to the proceedings, and an look of simplicity that hides the complexity of its execution.
A river in Ubud offers comfortable volcanic Paras stone for distinctive wall-cladding. Unique Asian and Italian marbles represent rest room vanities, in addition to pretty flooring in the lounge, kitchen, and grasp bathtub. Richly hued Indonesian teak is used for wall cladding, bed room flooring, home windows, and doorways. A century-old teak log has been repurposed as a spectacular vainness within the grasp bathtub, full with an inlaid marble sink. Outdoors, backyard partitions are crafted of tough lava stone.
Staff surprisingly found an attractive backyard area hidden alongside the river’s fringe of the property and furnished it with a wooden platform – a reminder that generally the land talks to us, if we hear.
