Bali House in Malibu brings Balinese-inspired architecture, weathered timber, deep pergolas, open-air decks and dense palms into a private setting. As an event venue, it is well suited to corporate events, private parties and receptions that benefit from a polished resort feel without losing warmth or texture.
A long modern infinity pool runs beside a broad timber deck, with palms and mature greenery closing in beyond the water. Deep pergolas and low white seating shape a relaxed poolside gathering area, while stepping stones lead from the terrace across the lawn toward the house. Hedges, layered planting and smaller paths through bamboo, ferns and palms help the grounds feel secluded just steps from the main pool and lawn.
Inside, the main living room has a high pitched ceiling, exposed rafters and full-height glazing facing the pool deck. A large metal-clad fireplace anchors the room, while pale flooring and a blue sectional keep the space open and warm. Raised openings connect the living room to the round-table dining area and out toward the decks, supporting an easy flow between conversation, dining and the outdoors.
The kitchen has a handcrafted contemporary look rather than a glossy showroom feel, with a long dark island, timber cabinetry, a large range, metal backsplash and exposed beams. The dining table sits along the same vaulted axis, tying the kitchen back toward the fireplace. Kitchen skylights and a white-painted sitting room bring softer daylight, while the red home theater and the bar counter outside it create a more enclosed change of atmosphere within the house.
Bali House in Malibu brings Balinese-inspired architecture, weathered timber, deep pergolas, open-air decks and dense palms into a private setting. As an event venue, it is well suited to corporate events, private parties and receptions that benefit from a polished resort feel without losing warmth or texture.
A long modern infinity pool runs beside a broad timber deck, with palms and mature greenery closing in beyond the water. Deep pergolas and low white seating shape a relaxed poolside gathering area, while stepping stones lead from the terrace across the lawn toward the house. Hedges, layered planting and smaller paths through bamboo, ferns and palms help the grounds feel secluded just steps from the main pool and lawn.
Inside, the main living room has a high pitched ceiling, exposed rafters and full-height glazing facing the pool deck. A large metal-clad fireplace anchors the room, while pale flooring and a blue sectional keep the space open and warm. Raised openings connect the living room to the round-table dining area and out toward the decks, supporting an easy flow between conversation, dining and the outdoors.
The kitchen has a handcrafted contemporary look rather than a glossy showroom feel, with a long dark island, timber cabinetry, a large range, metal backsplash and exposed beams. The dining table sits along the same vaulted axis, tying the kitchen back toward the fireplace. Kitchen skylights and a white-painted sitting room bring softer daylight, while the red home theater and the bar counter outside it create a more enclosed change of atmosphere within the house.