One of the core principles of eco-design is the use of natural, renewable materials. In our Bali Virgin Beach Hotel project, we have successfully combined modern technologies with a unique architectural concept inspired by the image of Garuda’s wing. Garuda is a legendary mythological bird that, in Hinduism, symbolizes strength, wisdom, and protection. This emblem not only adorns the roof and interior but also imbues the project with profound symbolism, emphasizing its uniqueness and connection to cultural heritage.

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We have carefully considered both the business processes and the needs of our target audience—from the precise calculation of room proportions to the selection of materials that meet high standards of moisture and wear resistance. The roof, inspired by Garuda’s wing, not only delights the eye but also provides natural ventilation, harmoniously blending with the surrounding environment.

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Thanks to the graceful lines and natural hues of its façade, the building seamlessly blends with the surrounding landscape, underscoring the concept of uniting architecture and nature. Spacious panoramic windows provide abundant natural light, while open terraces invite guests to savor breathtaking views of the ocean and tropical forests. This approach not only enhances the aesthetic appeal of the space but also contributes to reduced energy consumption through natural lighting and ventilation.

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Our portfolio at Martins Studio also includes the QP project, in which we combined contemporary minimalist design with natural materials to create a cozy and harmonious atmosphere.

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Wood and stone form the foundation of the interior, ensuring both durability and an authentic character. The use of light hues and natural textures imbues the space with a distinctive warmth, making it environmentally friendly for its residents.

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In the image, we see a spacious living room with panoramic windows that fill the interior with natural light and create a sense of connection with the landscape. The view of the garden complements the biophilic design concept, allowing residents to enjoy nature even while indoors. A stone countertop in the kitchen adds a touch of sophistication, while textile accents and neutral-toned furniture maintain a feeling of calm and comfort.

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Project QP is an example of the harmonious blend of natural materials, functionality, and elegant design that underscores the Martins philosophy of creating spaces that inspire and adhere to the principles of sustainable construction.

Biophilic design is a concept that integrates natural elements into interior spaces. In the Bali Virgin Beach Hotel project, the connection with nature plays a significant role—spacious panoramic windows provide stunning ocean views, while open terraces evoke a sense of complete immersion in the natural environment. Additionally, the design includes recreational areas: a pool zone, a sports playground, and a rooftop lounge space.

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Thus, biophilic design not only enhances the interior but also creates an environment that supports physical and emotional health, promotes sustainable development, and ensures harmonious coexistence with nature.

In our QP project, we have combined energy efficiency technologies with natural materials to create a space that minimizes its environmental impact. Panoramic windows provide maximum access to natural light, significantly reducing the need for artificial lighting throughout the day. A smart lighting system adjusts the illumination intensity according to the time of day and the residents’ activities, thereby reducing energy consumption. The design also incorporates a climate control system that maintains an optimal temperature through efficient ventilation, minimizing the use of air conditioners.

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The image showcases the living room of the QP project, where wood, stone, and natural textures create a sense of warmth and harmony. The fireplace adds a touch of coziness, while the open floor plan connects the kitchen, dining area, and relaxation zone, facilitating the natural distribution of warmth and air circulation throughout the space.

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An intelligent lighting system adapts to the time of day, reducing energy consumption, and the climate control system maintains a comfortable temperature with minimal resource use.

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Panoramic windows maximize the use of natural light, and the well-thought-out layout ensures natural ventilation, thereby reducing the need for air conditioning.

Our company’s Loft project is an excellent example of a mindful approach to material usage and upcycling principles. Here, we preserved the original brickwork and wooden beams, which not only reduced construction waste but also imparted character and historical authenticity to the space.

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Special attention was given to the furniture and decor, with many elements crafted from repurposed materials. For instance, metal structures made from old industrial frames were used to delineate the space. Additionally, the project features furniture made from reclaimed wood, significantly reducing the need for new resources.

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In the image presented, one can see how natural materials, modern technologies, and the concept of open space blend harmoniously. Vertical green walls infuse the interior with a touch of nature, while the combination of metal, glass, and wood underscores the idea of upcycling without compromising aesthetics.

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In contemporary design, the secondary use of materials is not merely a means to reduce construction waste but also an opportunity to create unique, authentic spaces. Recycling and upcycling enable the integration of history into new architecture, adding depth and character to the interior. This approach is not just a trend but a necessity for the sustainable development of construction and design.

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Instead of Conclusions

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Eco-design is not merely a trend, but a necessity in today’s world. The combination of natural materials, energy-efficient technologies, and a conscientious approach to construction allows us to create stylish, comfortable spaces without harming the environment. The projects from Martins Design Studio demonstrate that eco-friendly design can be not only beneficial for nature but also incredibly aesthetic and functional.

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If you want to create an interior that inspires and cares for the environment, contact our professional designers at Martins Studio. Together, we will bring your boldest ideas to life while preserving nature for future generations!

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