Location
Canggu, Bali
Villa Surgaku
Services
Architecture Design, Interior Design
Project Information
Category
Residential
Floor Area
500 sqm
Site Area
1000 sqm
Samma Studio Team
Maria Stephanie
Gerry Surbakti
Fahruddin Rozi
Ayu Shanti
Ayu Ratih
General Contractor
Construct Bali
Structure Enginner
Andrie Solihin
MEP Enginner
Kadek Nunuk Suryawan
Interior Styling
Studio Mate
The 500-square-metre residence is conceived as a sanctuary of scale and amenity.
Synergizing Human, Space, and Nature
Generous living areas and three ensuite bedrooms form the core, while a suite of lifestyle-driven spaces—including a gym, production room, rooftop semi-outdoor barbecue area, sauna and ice bath zone, massage room, landscaped gardens, and a pool—extend the program beyond the conventional domestic. The result is a home that blurs the line between retreat and residence, where daily living is enriched by facilities more often associated with boutique hospitality.
Materiality defines the architectural expression. Externally, the building adopts a darker, moodier palette—rustic dark-grey rendered walls and raw cement finishes ground the structure in its environment, exuding strength and permanence. In contrast, the interiors pivot towards lightness and warmth. Here, softer tones, tactile finishes, and an emphasis on comfort create a calming counterpoint, ensuring the home feels both expansive and intimate.
SLATTED WALL
BLACK
DARK WOOD
Set across a total of ten are, the masterplan envisions a composition of three distinct parcels: a five-are plot accommodating a 500-square-metre residence, complemented by two smaller parcels of 2.5 are each, each housing a 250-square-metre villa for sale to the local market.
This layered approach maximises the site’s potential while offering a spectrum of residential experiences tailored to both larger households and smaller families.
Together with the smaller villas, the development strikes a balance between luxury and accessibility, offering residences that respond to market demand while contributing to the refinement of the local built landscape.
