As the late-afternoon light softened over Bali and a gentle sea breeze swept through Pantai Pengembak, Sanur, VIRO and Indonesia Design welcomed the island’s creative community to an evening filled with design, conversation, and cheerful camaraderie. Architects, designers, and creative friends gathered in a relaxed coastal setting to experience TenuNyaman, an immersive showcase demonstrating how innovation, craftsmanship, and comfort can shape contemporary architecture.
The evening opened with The Language of Space, an engaging talk featuring Johan Yang, President Director of VIRO, and David Lorenzo Ramos, Managing Director of Häfele Indonesia, alongside architect Trianzani Sulshi. The speakers explored how materials, intelligent building systems and thoughtful details influence the way spaces are experienced, encouraging guests to look beyond visual appearance and appreciate the elements that create comfort and meaning.
The discussion came to life through TenuNyaman, VIRO’s two-storey living showcase. Created using the ViroFab prefabrication system, its structural components, walls and woven elements were manufactured in a factory before being assembled on site in only eight days.
TenuNyaman revealed how prefabricated construction can deliver precision and efficiency without compromising architectural quality. Its woven surfaces introduced warmth, texture and a distinctly tropical character, creating a welcoming environment that guests could enter and experience firsthand.
Following the talk, Lina Gan, founder and editor-in-chief of Indonesia Design, welcomed the guests. The celebration continued with A Taste of España, a dinner presented by Pescado and Chef Ruben. Spanish-inspired dishes, wine, music and animated conversation created a joyful atmosphere as guests exchanged ideas and formed new connections.
With Marak Bali glasses raised and laughter filling the room, TenuNyaman became more than a showcase; it was a warm celebration of innovation, creative friendship and design’s enduring ability to bring people together.