Property Type: Transitional Heritage Villa
Location: The Palace District, Downtown Ubud, Bali
Scope of Work: Extensive Villa Renovation, Site Supervision, Exterior Finishes, Interior Design, Custom Furnishings, and Landscape Design
The Tegal Sari Villa is a unique home nestled within a stunning Balinese Brahman family compound. The home exterior facade is rendered in traditional red brick with elaborate Kerobokan carved stone embellishments. The villa is an elegant example of Majapahit-style architecture but required extensive interior renovation and upgrades.
A new tile roof was completed on the home as a result of water damage. The bathrooms and kitchen were upgraded and modernized along with the electrical and plumbing systems. The home interiors were renovated to a high standard in a relaxed European style. Custom furniture was designed to create an East-meets-West vibe throughout the home environment. A collection of Southeast Asian antiques and artifacts gives the home a regional glow-up.
The extensive villa renovation carefully balanced modern upgrades with the property’s authentic architectural character. Interior design, custom furnishings, and upgraded finishes were introduced while respecting the heritage qualities of the Balinese family compound. Exterior works, pool design and installation, and landscape design further enhanced the overall residential environment.
The result is a refined transitional heritage villa that brings together traditional Balinese and Majapahit architectural influences with relaxed European interiors, custom furnishings, and a distinctive collection of Southeast Asian antiques and artifacts.
