Collection by Pamela C. Hardigan
An old mango tree, welcoming visitors to the grounds, inspired the arrangement of this Semarang home designed by architect Tamara Wibowo for her family of five. Three volumes—living, service, and office and garage—are clad in concrete to alleviate solar gain and maximize cross-breezes through large openings lined with teak. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the dining room, marked by geometric Tegel Kunci tiles, onto greenery.
An old mango tree, welcoming visitors to the grounds, inspired the arrangement of this Semarang home designed by architect Tamara Wibowo for her family of five. Three volumes—living, service, and office and garage—are clad in concrete to alleviate solar gain and maximize cross-breezes through large openings lined with teak. Floor-to-ceiling glass opens the dining room, marked by geometric Tegel Kunci tiles, onto greenery.
The property also features separate quarters for guests, each well-equipped with a kitchenette, bedroom, and bath. A large private lap pool awaits nearby in the backyard.
The property also features separate quarters for guests, each well-equipped with a kitchenette, bedroom, and bath. A large private lap pool awaits nearby in the backyard.
Wrapped in pastel tile, the primary bath has a large soaking tub and direct outdoor access.
Wrapped in pastel tile, the primary bath has a large soaking tub and direct outdoor access.
A glass-lined mezzanine overlooks the main living areas and resort-like backyard.
A glass-lined mezzanine overlooks the main living areas and resort-like backyard.

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