Casa Nori

Client

Amanda Vann

Client

Amanda Vann

Location

Bali, Indonesia

Date

March 20

Scope

Residential Architecture

Detail

Detail

Casa Nori began as a question: How do you build something quiet in a place known for its drama? Not a resort, not a statement — just a place to live and think.We approached the project by paring down, not adding on. The villa’s geometry is calm and intentional: low horizontal lines, open courtyards, and long thresholds that frame the landscape without stealing from it. Walls are textured but unpolished.

Casa Nori began as a question: How do you build something quiet in a place known for its drama? Not a resort, not a statement — just a place to live and think.We approached the project by paring down, not adding on. The villa’s geometry is calm and intentional: low horizontal lines, open courtyards, and long thresholds that frame the landscape without stealing from it. Walls are textured but unpolished.

Where Inside and Outside Don’t Compete

The interiors follow the same rhythm: spaces that feel lived in from the first day, with furniture that doesn’t match but belongs. Amanda wanted rooms that didn’t need explanation. So we kept things spare, but not sterile. Sliding panels and deep eaves allow the villa to open fully or close in, depending on season, mood, or silence.

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