Bali House
East Hampton · The Hamptons & Upstate · Photo & Film, Events

An AD-featured East Hampton retreat with Balinese calm.
Tucked into the woods of East Hampton, Bali House is an immersive retreat conceived as an escape from the expected Hamptons vernacular. Reimagined by Helena Clunies-Ross Design and featured in Architectural Digest, the home draws from the quiet materiality and spatial rhythms of Bali while retaining a distinctly modern, East Coast sensibility.
The house
- Location
- East Hampton · The Hamptons & Upstate
Why Bali House
Dark-stained timber, expansive glass, limestone, walnut and richly veined stone create a layered palette of deep greens, browns and warm neutrals. Throughout the house, oversized windows frame the surrounding pines and landscaped gardens, blurring the line between interior and exterior and giving productions an unusual range of natural, highly composed sightlines.
At the center of the main living space, a monumental green Belvedere quartzite island opens onto a relaxed entertaining area furnished with custom pieces and Balinese antiques. More intimate spaces shift the mood entirely: a cocooning media room wrapped in bespoke millwork, a dramatic speakeasy-style bar and cinema, a meditation room, wine room, gym and full spa complete with sauna and black marble cold plunge.
Outside, the house opens onto a resort-like landscape of mature trees, mahogany decking and a pool anchored by a monumental Buddha sculpture imported from Bali. Oversized floating concrete steps, sculptural plantings and strong architectural lines give the exterior a sense of scale while maintaining the feeling of a private retreat.
Approximately 8,000 square feet, Bali House offers a rare combination of polished architecture and atmospheric interiors, with enough visual range to move from fashion and beauty to wellness, lifestyle, hospitality and cinematic storytelling without ever leaving the property.
Bali House



