A few years back, Balinese inspired spaces may have conjured up images of dark, hand carved furniture, incense burning and buddha statues in the garden. Thanks to a new wave of awe inspiring restaurants, villas and bars popping up all over the country; a new kind of balinese style has emerged and Aussies are falling in love with Bali's interiors all over again.
Comfort and simplicity are at the forefront of this style. A delicate balance between coastal cool and holiday luxury, the new bali trend incorporates raw materials in a neutral palate. Tactile materials are layered with tribal prints to create interest and topped off with some greenery to complete the look.
Comfort and simplicity are at the forefront of this style. A delicate balance between coastal cool and holiday luxury, the new bali trend incorporates raw materials in a neutral palate. Tactile materials are layered with tribal prints to create interest and topped off with some greenery to complete the look.
Clockwise: Juba swing $265 www.uniqwafurniture.com.au, Large cuttle bone wall hanging $400 www.Haperandwilde.com.au, Monsoon beads long natural $99 www.mrdhome.com.au, Tribeca velour towels from $14.99 www.adairs.com.au, Luwesi occasional chair $799 www.uniqwafurniture.com.au, Mali cushion $110 www.indigolove.com.au, Campfire cushion $85 www.indigolove.com.au, Wanderer cushion $115 www.ponyrider.com.au, Kenza flat weave wool rug from $749 www.papaya.com.au, Marina paper waste bin large $24.95 www.papaya.com.au, Cove small collar and stand $119 www.mrdhome.com.au
