In recent years, Umalas has grown and developed from a local village into an exclusive and most sought-after Balinese destinations. There is entertainment to suit everyone: foodies are blessed with a vast choice of the best dining places, connoisseurs of beauty can revel in the spectacular vistas of emerald green rice paddies, and shopaholics have many fabulous shops where they can satisfy their insatiable hunger for the latest trends. Here is the Umalas unique shopping guide with best picks for designer shops:
Hobo
Would you like to renovate your interiors and take a piece of Bali back home with you? If yes, then you definitely should visit the Hobo store. The modern furniture and home accessories are made from natural materials, with Hobo’s management supporting eco-production. All items are handmade and unique, so you cannot find two identical pieces of furniture. In addition to furniture, the Hobo store sells everything, you may need – cushions, candles, mirrors, lighting and vases.
BambooKu
Wearing clothes from high-quality bamboo material may sound odd, but get outside your comfort zone and definitely try something new with a singlet or scarf in BambooKu. You get a feeling of freedom and weightlessness when wearing these clothes… so much so you won’t take it off! Besides using sustainable practices and caring for the environment, the company is remarkable for completely original design. Moreover, in the BambooKu shop, you can find many unique items such as towels, linens and accessories.
Oazia
Oazia a multi-brand luxe store, with assembled various goods under the same roof. Here you can find chic men’s and women’s clothes and accessories alongside fantastic furniture and home decor. The stylish interior design of the shop is already inspiring. Add to this the gorgeous and exclusive collections, and you will get the reasons to stay in Oazia for a long time.
Even though Umalas may not be the first place which comes in mind when talking about shopping in Bali, there are marvelous and unique options here where shopaholics can run wild. A distinctive feature of the Umalas shops is the use of natural materials, all supporting sustainable and ecological production.
