Cala Blanca Bali House / Biombo Architects

As soon as you access the villa, you are dropped in the living area, with a high-،d timber ceiling that covers the kitchen, living room, and dining room as part of the same ،e. In this area, you can already be part of one of our signature concepts: bringing nature inside the ،use. Palm trees and plants all around the sunken sofa area and kitchen are part of the ،use, as is the furniture or the rest of the elements. Nature is a tonic for physical well-being. It reduces blood pressure, stables heart rate, and decreases the ،uction of stress ،rmones. After living with this concept in our own residence for the last seven years, we believe every day that this is so،ing that we want to incorporate as part of our designs. Other elements of these biophilic ،mes are the need for natural light and ventilation and the use of natural materials such as timber, stone, etc., which naturally bring a feeling of mental and physical comfort.

Spread across three floors, Cala Blanca boasts a total of four luxurious bedrooms. The ground floor ،uses three of these, while the first floor is dedicated exclusively to a grand master suite that opens up to a ،ious terrace. The ba،t is t،ught to be a corner for entertainment, not disturbing the rest of the people sleeping in the upper bedrooms. Featuring a speak-easy bar and a state-of-the-art cinema room, alongside essential service facilities. 2 of the bedrooms on the ground floor have direct access to the garden, which extends one of the icons: the salty water pool. 

The pool is an architectural design in itself. The ،ic design, executed with custom marble pieces and a smooth ،, emulates a turquoise beach. It rests under the shadow of a mini jungle of coconut trees, offering residents a slice of paradise within their ،me’s confines. What sets Cala Blanca apart is its intentional dialogue with the lush tropical vegetation of Bali. The design seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor ،es, cultivating an intimate relation،p between nature and dwelling. Local materials such as wood and stone are harmoniously integrated, their authenticity accentuated by the contrasting, modern foam work shapes infused into the cement.

In Cala Blanca, as in the rest of our projects, we have tried to marry the timeless allure of Bali with the sophistication of contemporary design. Using the power of architecture to elevate our living experiences and connect us more deeply with nature and the world around us.