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Marketing Gallery
Seseh, Mengwi
A sales and marketing gallery for a villa development in Seseh, Mengwi. One 80 square metre room built to do two jobs: host a meeting with a serious buyer, and let someone who’s just walked in browse the development on their own.
- Design complete · Handed over to client
At a Glance
Location: Seseh, Mengwi, Bali
Project: Sales and marketing gallery for a villa development
Scope: Interior design, one gallery room (meeting area, lounge, display wall)
Size: 80 m²
Materials: Hand-troweled terracotta plaster, white tile flooring, black steel, timber, boucle upholstery
Status: Design complete, handed over to client
Designer: Riki, Bali Best Design
A Room Built Around Two Kinds Of Visitor
Some people who walk into a sales gallery already have an appointment and want to sit down with a floor plan. Others are browsing and want to look around before anyone talks to them. The room is split to match: a meeting table with proper task chairs on one side, and a lounge of a curved sofa and armchairs on the other, with a clear walking path between them.
Terracotta Plaster Instead Of A Corporate Finish
Sales offices default to white walls and grey carpet. This one is finished in a warm, hand-troweled terracotta plaster that runs floor to ceiling on every wall, which does the opposite job of a typical showroom: it feels like the villas being sold rather than a generic office you’d forget by the car park.
A Wall Built To Sell
The back and side walls carry the gallery’s real function: a large screen and a grid of framed prints showing the development itself, from aerial dusk shots to material and furniture details. The framed prints are hung in a tight two-by-two block rather than spread out, so the eye reads them as one composition instead of four separate posters.
A Lounge That Isn’t An Afterthought
The waiting area gets the same attention as the desk side: a curved cream boucle sofa with a leather throw, two rounded armchairs, a pair of low side tables and a dark patterned rug underfoot. Dried flowers and a stack of books stand in for the styling a finished villa would get, which keeps the room from reading as a temporary sales office rather than a considered space.
Seseh, Right Now
The design was completed and handed over to the client. Interior design was BBD’s scope; the gallery’s construction, opening and sales performance sit outside what we were engaged to do, and we don’t have updates to share beyond the approved design shown here.
Selling A Development In Bali?
If you’re building a sales gallery, show suite or marketing space for a property project, see how we work on interior design in Bali, or get in touch to talk it through.
More of our commercial work: the Micro Hotel Lobby in Kayu Tulang and the Wak Teni restaurant fit-out.
Designed by Riki, Bali Best Design · 2026.
Last Updated on July 30, 2026 by Wisnu Arista H.