Kaymana Wave Reception by Pablo Luna Studio in Uluwatu, Bali
The Kaymana Wave Reception, designed by Pablo Luna Studio, is a hospitality architecture project located in South Kuta, Bali, Indonesia. The project, completed in 2026, covers an area of 22 square meters and is curated by Miwa Negoro. The lead architect is Dolores Giribone, with a design team comprising Alvaro Garcia, Ganda, Ni'mal Abdu P, Tania Sekar, and Yusron Saputra. Interior design was handled by Studio Ayni, and civil engineering consulting was provided by Pak Kutut Yasa. The architectural concept draws inspiration from a wave breaking along the coastline, translated into a single continuous curve that forms a protective cocoon. Rather than a literal wave representation, the design aims to capture the energy, rhythm, and wonder of the ocean, creating a welcoming form for hospitality use. Photographs were taken by Pablo Luna Studio.
Key facts
- The Kaymana Wave Reception is located in Uluwatu, Bali, Indonesia.
- The project was designed by Pablo Luna Studio, with lead architect Dolores Giribone.
- The reception area covers 22 square meters and was completed in 2026.
- Curated by Miwa Negoro, with interior design by Studio Ayni.
- Civil engineering consulting was provided by Pak Kutut Yasa.
- The design team included Alvaro Garcia, Ganda, Ni'mal Abdu P, Tania Sekar, and Yusron Saputra.
- The architectural form is a single continuous curve inspired by a breaking wave.
- The project is categorized as hospitality architecture.
Entities
Artists
- Dolores Giribone
- Alvaro Garcia
- Ganda
- Ni'mal Abdu P
- Tania Sekar
- Yusron Saputra
- Miwa Negoro
- Pablo Luna
Institutions
- Pablo Luna Studio
- Studio Ayni
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Uluwatu
- Bali
- Indonesia
- South Kuta