Villa Chalet

Two-bedroom villa over two floors in a Modern Bali idiom. Compact 166m² footprint that reads larger because the living space pushes up to a double-height void above the lounge. Bedrooms on the upper level, each with its own balcony. Built in 2022 on a tight 158m² plot.

One steep A-frame roof covers the whole of Villa Chalet. Its underside is lined with timber battens over woven panels, and the garden end is glazed from the ground almost to the ridge in a grid of black steel frames, so the roof structure shows from the pool. This two-bedroom Modern Bali villa keeps the outside simple, with white render and dense planting against a concrete boundary wall.

At ground level, black-framed glass doors fold right back so the living room opens onto the pool deck. The lounge is sunk into the floor with steps down on two sides, beside a stone-clad wall that carries the television. Behind it, the kitchen and dining area sit against a wall of timber joinery with open wine shelving. Upstairs, internal windows let a bedroom look down into the double-height space, and the bedrooms are tucked under the raking roof with dark timber wardrobes framing the beds.

The main bathroom is half outdoors. A grey stone tub stands in a planted court against a board-marked concrete wall, with red cordylines and palms around it, and a double vanity with two rectangular basins faces it under tall backlit mirrors.

• Single A-frame roof with a glazed garden gable
• Folding black-framed glass doors onto the pool deck
• Sunken lounge with steps down on two sides
• Kitchen wall of timber joinery with wine shelving
• Internal windows from a bedroom into the double-height living room
• Outdoor stone bathtub in a planted court