Location
Batu Belig, Bali
Villa Lisha
Services
Interior Design
Project Information
Category
Residential
Floor Area
780 sqm
Samma Studio Team
Daf Ashari
Nadiya Amalia
Muhammad Feby Trylenium
Ayu Sri Wahyuni
Rikzar Aditya Tameno
Tucked away in Batu Belig, Villa Lisha had always held a quiet charm.
Translationg visions into responsible expression.
But after years of welcoming guests, it needed something new. Not a complete makeover—just a refresh. A new energy. A reason to feel alive again.
The brief was simple: add more colour, bring in warmth, but keep the soul of the villa intact.
Color as Calm
We approached this renovation as a balance between vibrancy and stillness. The concept—Tattva Navarasa—guided the tone: where modern life meets natural calm, and tradition meets gentle energy.
We introduced a new color palette—warm tones, soft contrasts, and subtle pops of coral, forest green, and ochre. These colors gave each space a sense of mood without overpowering the architecture.
We approached this renovation as a balance between vibrancy and stillness. The concept—Tattva Navarasa—guided the tone: where modern life meets natural calm, and tradition meets gentle energy.
We introduced a new color palette—warm tones, soft contrasts, and subtle pops of coral, forest green, and ochre. These colors gave each space a sense of mood without overpowering the architecture.
WOOD
PARAS STONES
MOSAIC TILES
We introduced a new color palette—warm tones, soft contrasts, and subtle pops of coral, forest green, and ochre. These colors gave each space a sense of mood without overpowering the architecture.
Mid-Century Meets Bali
The design blends clean mid-century lines with traditional Balinese textures: woven rattan, stone, terrazzo, and carved wood. The result is familiar, yet new. Grounded, but fresh.
The design blends clean mid-century lines with traditional Balinese textures: woven rattan, stone, terrazzo, and carved wood. The result is familiar, yet new. Grounded, but fresh.
We didn’t rebuild the villa—we re-layered it. Keeping what worked, and adding meaning where it was needed.
Thoughtful Changes, Clear Impact
The villa took on a new identity. The client loved the design direction from the start—especially the use of colour and the way everything felt considered but not forced.
Now, Villa Lisha welcomes travelers again—not just with new furniture or materials, but with a new feeling. A place to slow down. To breathe. To feel Bali in a quieter, more personal way.
