Lalaland Villa Bali: A Fun Space from an Amalgamation of Three Joglo Houses

Word of Mouth House was appointed to refurbish an existing residence comprised of three ‘Joglo’ houses from the neighboring Java Island into a fun suit called Lalaland Villa Bali. The project was situated in Bali, Indonesia. The house was refurbished to cater to the needs of its new inhabitants. The design team introduced a mezzanine space to improve comfort and a sense of privacy while maintaining the old teak structures and timber flooring.

People can access Lalaland Bali from a garden courtyard with a large circular pond and angular deck before they enter the main living space. Through the courtyard, they will see a massive egg structure functioned as the guest bathroom. Another egg structure can be found in a form of an outdoor bathroom with a custom-designed bathtub.

The layout for this villa consists of two main pavilions in an L-shaped arrangement. One pavilion houses a kitchen that opens up to the alfresco-type dining area and the living room. It was set in the west side and overlooks the garden and pool.

The second pavilion is dedicated to the master bedroom, a guest bedroom, and a second bedroom. This pavilion also has a library space on the mezzanine level. The master bathroom and dressing room are separated by a lounge area in the middle. The ceiling is covered playfully with a vast array of capiz shells and offset with a series of vintage floor tiles.

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