Dolores Giribone is the founder and head designer of Studio Giribone. She is an Argentinian architect with over a decade of experience designing residential and wellness spaces. She earned her degree in Architecture from the University of Buenos Aires and later pursued a Master's in Urban Economics at Torcuato Di Tella University, deepening her understanding of spatial planning and sustainable development.In 2021, she moved to Bali, where she immersed herself in traditional construction methods and the use of natural materials. As Senior Designer at Pablo Luna Studio, she explored the versatility of bamboo and wood, refining her appreciation for vernacular craftsmanship. This experience shaped her approach-balancing the elegance of simple lines with the fluidity of organic forms.Her design philosophy is rooted in simplicity and harmony with her surroundings. She believes in timeless design that inspires a sense of serenity, creating environments that feel intentional, immersive, and deeply personal-spaces that evolve with their inhabitants.

Our Approach

At Studio Giribone, we see architecture as the art of shaping spaces that inspire and connect. Guided by simplicity and purpose, we design with clarity—ensuring that each space remains true to its function while integrating harmoniously with its surroundings. Our goal is to create experiences that leave a lasting impression, fostering a deep connection between people and place.We are passionate about natural materials that bring warmth and character to our designs. Wood and bamboo are at the heart of our approach, shaping a signature aesthetic deeply rooted in Indonesia’s landscape. Our design philosophy embraces simple forms with gentle organic gestures—honoring a way of living that is both effortless and dynamic.

Our Services

LAND ANALYSIS & MASTER PLANNINGEvery project begins with understanding the land. Through a detailed analysis, we assess the site’s potential—considering natural features, accessibility, and local regulations. We provide strategic guidance to ensure the general layout aligns with both the client’s vision and the site’s unique character.DESIGN DEVELOPMENTWe translate ideas into architecture that is thoughtful, functional, and aligned with the client's intentions. From concept to final construction drawings, we work collaboratively to refine every detail—ensuring clarity, coherence, and technical precision. Our process not only considers spatial flow and materiality but also the business direction of the project, creating designs that are both inspiring and strategic.PROJECT SUPPORTBeyond design, we stand by our clients through every stage of realization. We connect them with trusted professionals for permits and construction, ensuring a seamless process. Our ongoing site supervision guarantees that each design intention is executed with care, maintaining quality and attention to detail from the ground up.

Uma Phi
Bali, Indonesia

Butterfly Villa
Tulum, Mexico

The Cabin
Bali, Indonesia

Segara Beach Bar
Lombok, Indonesia

Tea House
Bali, Indonesia

Sunset Bar
Goa, India

Uma Phi
Bali, Indonesia

The Cabin
Bali, Indonesia

The Tea Room
Bali, Indonesia

Butterfly Villa
Tulum, Mexico

Segara Beach Bar
Lombok, Indonesia

Sunset Bar
Goa, India

Uma Phi

Uma Phi

Project Type
Residential projectLocation
Tampaksiring, Bali, IndonesiaSize
300 sqmSummaryNestled in the lush landscapes of Tampaksiring, Bali, this three-bedroom villa sits between rice fields and a mahogany forest. The structure features a gracefully undulating bamboo roof, creating a soft, flowing silhouette that integrates with the landscape.The choice of local stones and wood adds texture and warmth, while expansive glass openings connect the indoor and outdoor spaces. The design prioritizes both openness and privacy—public areas like the kitchen and living room embrace panoramic rice field views, while the bedrooms are nestled deeper into the land, facing a serene mahogany forest.Uma Phi is a tranquil retreat that embodies sustainable living through natural materials and a harmonious relationship with its environment.

The Tea Room

The Tea Room

Project Type
Commercial projectLocation
Bali, IndonesiaSize
65 sqmSummaryInspired by the simplicity and harmony of Japanese architecture, The Tea Room is designed as a space for contemplation and connection.
The wooden structure, enhanced with delicate bamboo details, forms a gentle curve reminiscent of traditional temple roofs, embodying the fluidity and grace of nature. Elevated above the ground, the design encourages a sense of transition—echoing the mindful approach of the Japanese tea ceremony, where every movement is intentional, and every element has meaning.
The open layout invites to a communal experience, centering around the tea preparation area as a place of quiet ritual. The Tea House invites visitors to slow down, appreciate the moment, and embrace the beauty of simplicity.

The Cabin

The Cabin

Project Type
Residential projectLocation
Bali, IndonesiaSize
18 sqmSummaryA tranquil bamboo hideaway, designed for simplicity, mobility, and connection to nature. This compact retreat follows a 3m x 3m modular grid, allowing it to be effortlessly assembled, transported, and adapted to different landscapes. Crafted from laminated bamboo, its structure is both light and resilient, embracing sustainability without sacrificing warmth and character.Whether nestled in the Balinese jungle or perched by the sea, The Cabin offers a serene escape—an invitation to slow down and live in harmony with the natural world.

Butterfly Villa

Butterfly Villa

Project Type
Commercial projectLocation
Tulum, MexicoSize
140 sqmSummaryA distinctive three-bedroom villa in Tulum, Mexico, designed as part of a boutique hotel development. Inspired by the graceful curves of a butterfly, its fluid roof structure creates a dynamic architectural statement. Built with natural materials such as rammed earth, limestone, and chukum, the villa maintains a strong connection to its tropical surroundings.A project developed while collaborating with Pablo Luna Studio.

Segara Beach Bar

Segara Beach Bar

Project Type
Commercial projectLocation
Lombok, IndonesiaSize
85 sqmSummaryA breezy bamboo pavilion on the beaches of Lombok, designed as an inviting extension to a beachfront restaurant.
Its lightweight structure follows soft, undulating rooflines, creating a fluid, feminine form that harmonizes with the coastal landscape. Open and airy, the design embraces the ocean breeze, creating the perfect setting for oceanfront relaxation.A project developed while collaborating with Pablo Luna Studio.

Sunset Bar

Sunset Bar

Project Type
Commercial projectLocation
Goa, IndiaSize
50 sqmSummaryA sculptural bamboo and rattan cocoon designed to elevate the afternoon cocktail experience. Its feminine, flowing form creates an intimate and playful ambiance, with a central bar offering a full 360-degree view. The graceful curves and open design invite guests into a sensorial journey, where each angle reveals a new perspective of the lush tropical surroundings.A project developed while collaborating with Pablo Luna Studio.