Parks, villas, and spaces for celebration.

The project began with an old, dark wooden structure that had become worn and dilapidated. We revitalized it by repainting the entire building, replacing the flooring, opening up the layout, and adding a new extension for additional rooms and a larger bathroom. A private pool was built in the backyard, and the overall design drew inspiration from white Moroccan aesthetics — bright, sun-washed surfaces, soft textures, and a relaxing outdoor lounge experience.

Construction began mid-2021 and completed by mid-2022. The vision was a spacious, flowing layout with natural wood accents that harmonize with Bandung’s cool mountain atmosphere — large open interiors, warm textures, and soft transitions between indoor and outdoor spaces. The private pool was inspired by Balinese villas: secluded, calming, and perfect for slow mornings surrounded by nature.

We acquired this property in mid-2020 and began a full renovation of the house, originally built around 2005 with dark wood and colors that many found a bit spooky. We repainted the entire structure, installed new flooring, refreshed the wood accents, and added a new extension on the side. We also removed several partition walls to create a brighter, open layout that feels airy, welcoming, and kid-friendly. By late 2021 the venue hosted its first wedding.

Originally an abandoned parking lot by a neglected neighborhood lake. We transformed it into a warm, Pinterest-inspired outdoor environment with semi-open structures accented by fairy lights and LED installations. We built a guest-ready restroom facility that serves up to 250 people and planted more than fifty new trees — rainbow eucalyptus alongside horsetail grass and highland wildflowers. Signature features: a glowing main boardwalk, elevated net lounges, and a tree-side platform overlooking the water. In 2021, Kala Cemara Park served up to 60,000 guests.

Initially planned as a Christmas Village set within the gardens of Greenforest Resorts. It officially opened during the Christmas season of 2020, at a time when outdoor venues were especially in demand. The name Ruang Lapang translates roughly to “spacious or open area,” fitting for the airy concept — relaxed open-air seating, canopy tents, and bonfire ambiance, all set amidst cool mountain air and greenery.