Here is a list of some of the best interior design in Bali:
- Artifact Interior – They offer complete interior design services including space planning, furniture selection, lighting design, art curation, and custom millwork.
View this post on Instagram - Trivium Studio – They provide services such as interior design, architecture, project management, and 3D visualization.
View this post on Instagram - Ibuku – They specialize in designing sustainable bamboo structures and offer services such as interior design, architecture, landscape design, and construction.
View this post on Instagram - Budi Pradono Architects – They provide interior design services for residential, commercial, and hospitality projects.
View this post on Instagram - Biasol Design Studio – They offer interior design, branding, and visual identity services for hospitality, residential, and commercial projects.
View this post on Instagram - Morpho Studio – They provide interior design services for hospitality, residential, and commercial projects, as well as furniture design and project management.
- Ushers by Design – They offer interior design services for residential and commercial projects, as well as custom furniture design and fabrication.
View this post on Instagram - Kim Soo Home – When it comes to shopping for furniture in Bali, Kim Soo is the ultimate destination that you should not miss. It is a pioneering store in furniture and homeware design that houses a remarkable showroom named “The Space”, which can inspire you to visualize your own dream home furnished with Kim Soo’s collections. Their products embody a blend of contemporary, bohemian, and vintage styles, made of various materials such as wood, metal, textiles, stone, grass, and paper, that are uniquely designed and manufactured from across the Indonesian archipelago. Kim Soo offers a vast range of furniture pieces that are irresistibly charming, and you will most likely end up buying more than you anticipated. Kim Soo is situated at Jl Kayu Aya No. 21, Seminyak, and can be contacted via phone at +62 822 4713 0122 or email at hello@kimsoohome.com. Their showroom is open every day from 7.30 am to 5.30 pm.
View this post on Instagram - Lio Collection – In 2005, Christos Vassilios Liokouras relocated his family’s furniture business to Bali, which led to the establishment of Lio Collection, a reputable company that specializes in both indoor and outdoor furniture. Lio Collection has gained popularity and won the hearts of many due to its exquisite collection of home-making pieces that are simply irresistible. While the company is known for its bamboo and rattan furniture, it also offers a broad range of other stunning items made from materials such as wood, leather, and handcrafted paintings, as well as impressive lighting options. You can visit Lio Collection at Jl Raya Kerobokan No. 2, Kerobokan, and contact them via phone at +62 851 0208 9550 or email at info@liocollection.com. They are open daily from 9 am to 8 pm.
View this post on Instagram - Balquisse Living – If you’re looking for a convenient and hassle-free way of furniture shopping in Bali, look no further than Balquisse Living. This store is a one-stop-shop for all your home decorating needs and offers four distinct brands under one roof: Epyzod, which specializes in outdoor rattan furniture, Shahinaz Collection for soft furnishings, Aisha Antiques, and Balquisse’s own home brand. Zohra Boukhari, the creative mind behind some of Bali’s most stylish venues like Bisma Eight, DaLa Spa, and Balique vintage restaurant, is the designer behind Balquisse Living. You can visit their primary showroom located on Sunset Road, where you will find an abundance of design inspirations. You can contact Balquisse Living at Jl Sunset Road No. 18, Seminyak, via phone at +62 361 847 6833 or email at sales@balquisseliving.com. Their opening hours are from Monday to Friday, 9 am to 6 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm.
View this post on Instagram - Warisan Living Furniture Showroom – While Warisan is an international brand with showrooms worldwide, Bali is its headquarters. This company offers a diverse range of high-quality rustic and modern furniture, including stunning four-poster beds that catch the eye. They specialize in creating both indoor and outdoor furniture, utilizing Indonesian resources such as wood, rattan, stone, and shells. The outcome is nothing short of magnificent! You can find their furniture showroom at Jl Raya Kerobokan Br. Taman No. 38, Kerobokan, and contact them via phone at +62 361 730 048. The showroom is open daily from 9 am to 6 pm.
View this post on Instagram - Vinoti Living Bali – Vinoti Living is a store that specializes in selling one-of-a-kind, high-quality pieces of furniture that you won’t find anywhere else. They offer a diverse selection of unique furniture items, including benches, beds, clocks, cushions, photo frames, lamps, vases, and artwork. This is the perfect place to shop if you’re looking for high-end, upscale homewares. You can find Vinoti Living in the Galeria shopping mall in South Bali, and it is a haven for those who appreciate refined home decor. Be sure to check out their excellent range of high-end sectional sofas and their stunning one-of-a-kind mirrors.
View this post on Instagram - Ikat Gallery – Ikat Gallery is renowned as the go-to place for museum-quality Indonesian art and furniture in Bali. Visiting the gallery is already a treat in itself, even before taking home their luxurious home furnishings. Ikat Gallery specializes in Indonesian antique furniture, home decor, jewellery, and textiles. The exquisite art and exclusive pieces at the gallery have been carefully selected by hand from different islands in Indonesia and have been transformed into luxury home decor that you won’t find anywhere else but Ikat Gallery. You’ll be able to enjoy these unique pieces in your own home after purchasing them from Ikat Gallery. The gallery is located at Jl Raya Kerobokan No. 40 in Seminyak and is open from Monday to Saturday, from 9am to 6pm.
View this post on Instagram - DC Habitat Interiors – DC Habitat Interiors is a store that offers a lifestyle concept and interior design. They provide an assorted selection of items that will help you create your own interior style. Their product range includes refined linen bedding, cushions with unique designs, throw blankets, chairs, lounges, dining tables, and beds in various furniture styles like coastal, vintage, minimalist, contemporary, Scandinavian, and modern industrial.
View this post on Instagram - Heveya – When it comes to shopping for furniture in Bali, it’s easy to get caught up in all the beautiful home decor items. However, let’s not forget about the most important piece of furniture in the bedroom: the mattress. While it may not be something that you can show off to guests, purchasing the right mattress is essential for both your home and your health. In Bali, the go-to place for luxurious, eco-friendly mattresses and pillows is Heveya. This bedding store originates from Singapore and Hong Kong, and offers sustainable mattresses and pillows made only with natural latex from organic rubber plantations. They do not contain any synthetic foam, metal springs or glues, providing a non-toxic and peaceful sleeping environment that your body will love. Heveya offers a range of heights and firmness types to cater to different ages, sleeping positions, and personal preferences.
View this post on Instagram - Soo Santai – Looking for unique and unconventional furniture? Tired of the usual wood, iron, or metal? Why not try a cozy bean bag chair? Soo Santai offers an exceptional selection of bean bag chairs in Bali, with a range of colors from orange to purple, and various types for both indoor and outdoor use, including water and sun-resistant ones. They even offer floating bean bag chairs for your pool or summer holiday. Sounds tempting!
View this post on Instagram - Teckococo – Teckococo, a well-established manufacturer and exporter of wooden furniture in Bali, offers a range of contemporary designs suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces. Their sustainable approach involves using tropical plantation wood from Java, and they prioritize the environment while innovating and customizing functional, affordable, and timeless pieces for their customers’ improved lives. With a wide selection of furniture for living rooms, garden terraces, bedrooms, and even offices, Teckococo is renowned for their lasting quality and dedication to sustainability. You can find them at Jl Gunung Salak No. 35A, Denpasar, open from Monday to Friday, 10am-5pm.
View this post on Instagram - Creative Living Bali – Creative Living is a furniture store that specializes in personalized furniture items, including free-standing furniture and built-in furniture such as bathroom vanities, wardrobes, and kitchen cabinets. If you would like to view their products before placing a custom order, you can visit their showroom where they have a variety of items on display for sale. You can explore their collection and create your interior design inspiration. The store is located in Kerobokan and is open daily from 9 am to 5 pm.
View this post on Instagram - Domi Home Bali – Domi Home is a lifestyle, furniture, and homeware concept store that is both contemporary and colonial. It is charmingly exotic and inspired by late Baroque styles and contemporary Victorian architecture, making it unlike any other interiors store. It features brass-accented lounges, vintage chandeliers, solid wood dressers, and classic carved armchairs, all of which make it a must-visit store during any furniture shopping spree.
View this post on Instagram - iBalDesigns – iBalDesigns, owned by Charles Orchard, is a London-based furniture producer that creates high-quality designs including stools, tables, towel racks, and mini bars. Charles Orchard is an expert in art and antiques and is dedicated to promoting eco-friendliness. Although iBalDesigns mostly supplies furniture to hotels in Bali, customers can find excellent pieces at The Orchard, their shop and showroom in Kerobokan. The showroom is open from Monday to Saturday, from 10am to 5pm.
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