In addition to separating space, breezeblock partitions have many other benefits. For example, to cover certain parts of the room. Take a peek at the aesthetic and functional partition at Starbucks Dewata with this Balinese-style interior.

Roster Dashdot

In this project, Dashdot from the Designer’s Collection is chosen again. Indeed, this minimalist breezeblock becomes everyone’s favorite (almost!). Because of its simple design, this ceramic granite breezeblock can complement various interior styles. For example, minimalist, modern, industrial, or Balinese interior with a modern touch like at this Starbucks Dewata.

Then, the selected color is white. The color white is very neutral, so it easily fits into any interior style. If it is next to black or gray decorations, then white becomes a good complement. However, when combined with other bright colors, white makes these colors appear stronger and brighter.

Breezeblock Partition

The white Dashdot is organized into a roster partition with a black frame. This monochrome partition stands between the sitting area and the stairs. Thus, this partition doesn’t only serve as a decorative item, but it also has many other functions.

First, to separate the two spaces. Then, to cover the stairs so it isn’t seen directly. Finally, to provide a serene lighting in the sitting area. Thus, the falling light looks soft, comfortable, and most importantly aesthetic.

It turns out that the minimalist roster can blend well with the traditional Balinese interior style

Breezeblock to Balinese Interior

The interior of Starbucks Dewata itself combines traditional Balinese architecture with a modern touch. It can be seen from the rattan furniture and the plants in pots on the floor and hanging on the walls. Then, the design also takes inspiration from the authentic cloth of Tenganan Village, namely Geringsing.

A warm and comfortable atmosphere will immediately greet the coffee lovers who come to this place. While smelling the distinctive aroma of coffee, the eyes are also entertained by the combination of wood and rattan. Then, warm indirect lighting also complements the aesthetics of the room. The whole thing makes a cozy impression as if you are in a traditional Balinese house but with modern elements. So, if you go to Bali, don’t forget to come to Sunset Road in Seminyak, Kuta, and visit this Starbucks Dewata!