PROJECT

Bingin House

Bali, Indonesia

Hospitality

CONCEPT

A tropical retreat designed around cross ventilation, honest materials, and relaxed daily rituals.

Bingin House balances openness with privacy through shaded thresholds and cross ventilation. Natural stone and timber connect the interiors to the surrounding landscape.

LOCATION

Bali, Indonesia

YEAR

2026

TYPE

Hospitality

SCOPE

Architecture, Interior Design

Bingin House airy living pavilion with cross ventilation and teak accents

Bingin House dining space in limestone, woven rattan, and timber

APPROACH

Designed for the Tropical Rhythm

Rooms open gradually toward gardens and shared spaces, allowing air and daylight to shape the experience. Handcrafted furniture and honest finishes create a relaxed character that improves with time.

MATERIALS

Solid teak, limestone, woven rattan, linen

Tropical living feels effortless when architecture follows the climate.

Bingin House shaded verandah opening toward tropical garden