Paul Turner is an excellent lighting system designer. Starting from the love story of the island of Bali, he finally found the parts of the heart of Bali. The couple eventually bought the land where he wanted to build not far from the location of the house which they occupy in Sanur. Paul designing every detail of his home ranging from architecture to interior. Accommodated the needs of family members by creating comfortable spaces for them. With the help of his friends from the world of architecture, interiors and landscapes finally created a “paradise” for himself and his family that they call home sweet home.

Concurrently home office
This house was built in the area of 7 acres. Paul designed not only to their home but also to the office, where he produced the design of lighting systems for various projects. This makes it easy to facilitate their work without having to get out of the house. He separates the two buildings so that the activity of the masses do not overlap. Positioned as a front office with details of the facade looks like a house in Bali with elements of traditional detail and antique lamps that fill the corners of the terrace above. Approximately 80% appeared before the house is his office, leaving only some of Paul to the entrance of which connect to homes and lives behind the garage area and a service area on the ground floor.

As the planning process is running, Paul challenged to remove all of its creations to create a home that reflects their character. He made the spaces that could be “disappeared” since closed behind sliding doors and “bathroom” which has a transparent roof used as a fish pond. This was a spontaneous idea that emerged when designing the house. Spontaneity and “surprise” becomes a theme that often appears when we enter the halls of this house.

Use recycled timber used in the reception room as decorative elements such as the reception desk who wore a small wood pieces made with embossed motif expressive. One interesting element is the vessel that serves fins deflect the vessel. Now these elements are used as the railing of the stairs. A curved wooden beams and beautifully displayed on this long staircase railing in the living room. If we are in an interior room that the entire ceiling is covered with wood, feels like we are entering a ship turned upside down, thanks to the completion of a swooping ceiling detail down like the bottom of ships.

Advanced Lighting Systems

Dinalite lighting system from Australia is used as the basis of the advanced system settings to provide a different feel with a touch of the program. This allows Paul to program various situations such as a romantic, relaxed atmosphere of a standard or all lights on. With his experience in dealing with experience managing lighting systems and lighting company that he developed, this house into an exhibition space that can be used to demonstrate the benefits that smart.

Paul has built a house that was closely related to his love of family and also on Bali island that has been accepted. This house provides an appreciation of nature. Here, tips on recycling and energy saving lamps of high-tech applications. Use wood that feels warm and expressive natural stone is an experience in itself. This is a house full of love.