Villa Suki, a modern luxury home in Pererenan, Bali, completed in 2025
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Villa Suki, a luxury property in Pererenan, Bali, designed by Alexis Dornier, was completed in 2025. The main house is 740 square meters, with two guest houses of 120 and 130 square meters, totaling 990 square meters. The design is structured around a central void within a square layout rotated 45 degrees, creating triangular gardens. The ground level features living areas, conversation pits, and a TV lounge embedded in a constructed landscape, with a central courtyard containing a bonsai tree. The upper floor has four bedrooms, each with an en suite bathroom, oriented towards the gardens for privacy. A monolithic staircase made of paras Kerobokan stone connects the floors. The roof terrace includes a small pool and an open deck. The material palette is subdued, using timber, stone, and local marble. The architectural style draws from Japanese modernist principles, emphasizing clarity and proportion. The guest houses are single-story bungalows with independent access, featuring dark tones and lighter finishes in the bathrooms. Construction was handled by Bali Construction, with photos by KIE, landscape by Bali Landscape Company, interior by Riem Studio, and lighting by Studio Nimmersatt.
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