Lombok is a small, secluded island east of Bali, a well-kept secret accessible only by private boat. It is there, in Ekas Bay, that this mini-hotel of seven villas made of concrete, glass, stone, and wood, inspired by traditional houses, was born.lumbung) and set on stilts, right on the edge of the pristine beach, with its warm, turquoise waters. The sand itself creates a link between the architecture and nature, the inside and the outside.
Over 170 m2Each villa is decorated with custom-made elements created by local designers and artisans, in a very minimalist style: bamboo furniture, handmade polished terrazzo floors and walls…
This amazing project, bearing the Design Hotels label, was conceived by three Indonesian architects, some of the most renowned in the country (Andra Matin, Gregorius Supie Yolodi and Maria Rosantina), who did their utmost to reduce the impact of the construction on the environment.
A true haven of peace combining architectural strength and natural beauty.