THE DAWN OF BALI

This is a single-floor domicile built about 40 years ago with a narrow layout in the vicinity of a noisy busy road leading to issues like no natural lighting, tubes and wires required to be replaced and noise.
Hopefully, the designer can revive this old home, so the designer extends the balcony and places a glass box to showcase plants and bathroom, sets up huge French windows for the indoor ample direct sunlight. At the other end of the interior, removes the rigid partition between the living room and the dining kitchen, optimizes spatial utility by multiplexing and diagonal moving lines design.

Changes in direct sunlight give diverse looks to the master bedroom, the public zone and the bathroom, which finely blends the romantic natural style in the modern sleek style.
The diagonal partition of the layout renders flexibility and usability to users and subtly defines the interior functionality.
The designer showcases synergy of modern and tradition subtly by hiding storage against the wall of the middle of the interior with marble veneers and blending vivid thick tones and fancy metal components in the Zen grids.