Open-air bathroom at Kuno House, Bambu Indah, with a bamboo roof, round wooden tub, and forest behind

Bambu Indah

Ubud, Bali, IndonesiaTeak and bamboo houses

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Antique teak gladaks
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Bamboo houses
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Since 2005

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The Architect's Vision

From 2005, John and Cynthia Hardy set antique Javanese teak bridal houses (gladaks) on a jungle ridge above the Ayung. Bamboo houses by the river followed from 2016, and in 2024 the bamboo Nests by Elora Hardy's studio IBUKU.

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Antique Javanese teak bridal houses from 2005

Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.

Set on a jungle ridge above the Ayung

Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.

Bamboo houses by the river from 2016

Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.

Bamboo Nests by IBUKU in 2024

Curated by Tropitecture editors for its exceptional design and standard.

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