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Further Hotel

Name: Further Hotel
Address: Pererenan, 80351, Mengwi, Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Diverging from the conventional hospitality typology, Further takes the form of a diffused hotel, reimagining a long-lost concept that disperses the elements of a guest experience – rarefied spaces for sleep, rejuvenation, and celebration – throughout a village, respectfully weaving into the fabric of its community.

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Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist bedroom with dark wood platform bed, concrete vase with green plant, latticed window casting geometric light shadows on terracotta walls, open book on nightstand

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Centered in lively Pererenan, the ascendant darling of Bali that’s brimming with the places to be, Further’s four sites form a singular concept, each pairing intimate guest suites with common spaces attuning to vibrant local sights, sounds, and rhythms. In the transitions between experiences, opportunities catalyze encounters, exchange, and togetherness.

Further Hotel, Asia — Geometric brick facade with diamond cutout pattern casting angular shadows against clear sky, modernist architecture detail.

Further Hotel, Asia — Black and white photograph of industrial concrete wall with motivational typography and motion-blurred figure, minimalist architectural aesthetic.

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist corridor with ribbed metal wall, warm uplighting, concrete pillars, potted plant, polished floor casting dramatic shadows.

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist brick facade with rhythmic window pattern and tropical palms at ground level, modernist hospitality architecture.

Further Hotel, Asia — Open notebook with pen on wooden desk against textured terracotta wall, warm ambient light casting shadows, minimalist hospitality interior design detail.

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist gallery wall with "JUST START" text and black-and-white photograph of swimmer in water, concrete aesthetic.

Further Hotel, Asia — Terracotta plaster walls frame black and white photography beside wooden lattice window with diffused natural light.

Further Hotel, Asia — Sunlit bedroom with latticed brick windows casting geometric shadows, minimalist wood bed frame, round stone table, warm ambient lighting.

Further Hotel, Asia — Sunlit minimalist lounge with white linen cushions, dark wood paneling, potted plant, and architectural photography on wall.

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist bedroom with dark wood platform bed, geometric latticed window, black and white photography, warm natural light, luxury modern design.

Further Hotel, Asia — Concrete sculptural vessel with white stone detail beside green fern fronds and natural linen, minimalist hotel design aesthetic.

Further Hotel, Asia — Silhouetted surfer riding wave at dusk, black and white coastal photography capturing dynamic ocean movement and minimalist seascape.

Further Hotel, Asia — Open journal with handwritten text bathed in warm window light, creating soft shadows on dark surface.

Further Hotel, Asia — Close-up black and white portrait with dramatic side lighting, minimalist aesthetic, luxury hospitality branding imagery

Further Hotel, Asia — Dark sculptural pedestal table with curved top and geometric base in minimalist interior with warm wood paneling and neutral textile.

Further Hotel, Asia — Monstera deliciosa foliage with perforated leaves backlit by natural light, creating layered shadows and verdant texture in tropical garden setting.

Further Hotel, Asia — Amber cocktail with pear garnish beside ceramic bowl on warm terracotta surface, soft natural light and minimalist plating.

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist clay-toned alcove with wooden platform, potted monstera plant, open book, ceramic vessel, and warm natural light from latticed window.

Further Hotel, Asia — Concrete counter with amber glass pump bottles and lit candle against warm terracotta wall, minimalist luxury spa aesthetic.

Further Hotel, Asia — Two amber cocktails with lemon garnish on concrete tray, warm window light, minimalist luxury bar styling.

Further Hotel, Asia — Smoldering sage bundle on dark slate with wooden surface, minimalist wellness styling and moody atmospheric lighting

Further Hotel, Asia — Linen pillows and sheets on bed with dark wooden headboard, natural light casting shadows, minimalist luxury bedroom detail.

Studio Suite

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist room with terracotta walls, concrete platform bed, and framed mountain landscape artwork with soft natural light casting shadows across textured flooring.

King Suite

Further Hotel, Asia — Minimalist hotel room with terracotta textured walls, black furniture, geometric patterned rug, and framed artwork creating serene modernist interior design.

Deluxe Suite

Further Hotel, Asia — Wooden lattice window framing garden views, natural light casting geometric shadows across concrete floor and minimalist stone table.

Family Suite

The Details

What makes it Kobu

As the nucleus of Further, rooms and suites take subtle cues from the layered approach of traditional Balinese architecture, inviting guests to cross the threshold into an interior world that’s both private and present to the elements. Suites are composed as the inverse of a typical room. A semi-open bathing area is situated between a permeable screen from the sleeping area, the heart of the space. Natural light, gentle breezes and tropical greenery filter into quiet interiors styled by Studio Wenden, whose considered design vernacular applies a restrained luxury that foregrounds provenance.

“Through its layout and footprint, Further relates to the multi-layered street activities of the village, which evolve and change on a seasonal basis. On the other hand, Through their manifestation and architecture however, the Further buildings speak to the spiritual fabric of the place, by engaging with the presence, materiality and regular geometry of the small temples that are found in the area. Such a relationship is supported by the character of muted monumentality that the hotel displays, generating a timeless and lasting quality.” – MORQ

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