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OMA’s latest design for Potato Head Bali is a restaurant set inside a retro-futuristic dome

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05 Aug 2024
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OMA’s latest design for Potato Head Bali is a restaurant set inside a retro-futuristic dome
  1. The space reinterprets ancient cisterns and transforms their centuries-old typology with contemporary interventions. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  2. Upon entering Desa Potato Head’s latest restaurant Dome, guests are immediately immersed in a cocoon-like sanctuary defined by its low ceilings and low-level lighting. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  3. The highly reflective blue epoxy floor that conjures the shimmering look of water. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  4. This is further intensified by the matching blue columns that give the abstract impression of running water throughout. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  5. The layout and interior concept are thoughtfully designed to foster community. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  6. Other focal points include a central circular bar with a sleek metal surface surrounded by stainless steel monoliths housing iconic JBL 4355 speakers. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  7. A large area beneath a skylight serves as a central gathering spot and several skylights offer a visual connection to the rest of the Desa Potato Head hotel. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  8. Earthier and primal elements include antique rugs, reclaimed wooden furniture, and Indonesian tribal sculptures that populate dining areas. - Courtesy of Purple PR
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  1. The space reinterprets ancient cisterns and transforms their centuries-old typology with contemporary interventions. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  2. Upon entering Desa Potato Head’s latest restaurant Dome, guests are immediately immersed in a cocoon-like sanctuary defined by its low ceilings and low-level lighting. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  3. The highly reflective blue epoxy floor that conjures the shimmering look of water. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  4. This is further intensified by the matching blue columns that give the abstract impression of running water throughout. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  5. The layout and interior concept are thoughtfully designed to foster community. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  6. Other focal points include a central circular bar with a sleek metal surface surrounded by stainless steel monoliths housing iconic JBL 4355 speakers. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  7. A large area beneath a skylight serves as a central gathering spot and several skylights offer a visual connection to the rest of the Desa Potato Head hotel. - Courtesy of Purple PR
  8. Earthier and primal elements include antique rugs, reclaimed wooden furniture, and Indonesian tribal sculptures that populate dining areas. - Courtesy of Purple PR
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Location
Map pointer Desa Potato Head, Jl. Petitenget No.51B, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia
Client
Desa Potato Head
Designer
OMA

Taking inspiration from Buckminster Fuller's home, the venue is designed to foster interaction and create a warm, inviting atmosphere.

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Upon entering Desa Potato Head’s lates

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