geometrium studio introduces luxury villa within private jet standing atop bali’s cliff

Geometrium settles Private Jet Villa atop Nyang Nyang Beach Cliff

Crafted within the authentic fuselage of a Boeing 737, the Private Jet Villa stands atop Bali‘s Nyang Nyang Beach Cliff, offering a new take on luxury living. Geometrium Studio’s innovative project reimagines the concept of luxury accommodations, providing guests with a unique setting to indulge in comfort and exclusivity.

Perched 150 meters above the sea, the villa boasts a 100 sqm space, comprising a kitchen-living room, two bedrooms, and a wing terrace. Despite the constraints of the aircraft’s dimensions, the design seamlessly integrates interactive elements, including a pool, bonfire area, and reception zone. Private Jet Villa, residing within the fuselage of a Boeing 737, allows guests to be immersed in the ownership of their private jet set against the stunning backdrop of the ocean. Interactive features, such as aircraft doors leading to cliffside relaxation areas and a helicopter landing pad, enhance the villa’s appeal.

Curved interiors align with the aircraft’s forms

Light tones, natural materials, and strategic lighting foster an expansive ambiance, seamlessly blending aesthetics with functionality. Circular shapes, aligning with the aircraft’s fuselage, ensure a cohesive experience. The team at Geometrium Studio applies custom-made furnishings to accommodate the lack of flat surfaces, while hidden ventilation and conditioning solutions maintain comfort within the limited space and metal construction. The special engineering approach extends to the cantilevered pool’s support system and the fencing design that preserves privacy without compromising openness. The Private Jet Villa goes beyond just accommodation, offering a unique blend of luxury, comfort, and exclusivity, showcasing innovative design and engineering.

project info:

name: Private Jet Villa
architect: Geometrium Studio | @geometrium

location: Bali, Indonesia

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