Kim Soo
Home goods store · Badung ·
Indonesian ethnic pieces, textiles, furniture, coffee, bites
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Jl. Kayu Aya No.21, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia Get directions
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Indonesian ethnic pieces, textiles, furniture, coffee, bites
Jl. Kayu Aya No.21, Kerobokan Kelod, Kec. Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia Get directions
$$
"Kim Soo Home, a French-inspired boutique shop in Seminyak, carrieseverything from Indonesian ethnic pieces to handmade textiles and wooden furniture. If you're looking to pick up something toremind you of your trip to Bali, you'll find it here—the shop stocks items from makers throughout the archipelago, along withits own unique, locally made designs. It's difficult to leave the airy and carefully manicuredstore, but you can decompress for a bit inthestylish adjoining café before you reenter the harsh world outside."
"Kim Soo Home, a French-inspired boutique shop in Seminyak, carrieseverything from Indonesian ethnic pieces to handmade textiles and wooden furniture. If you're looking to pick up something toremind you of your trip to Bali, you'll find it here—the shop stocks items from makers throughout the archipelago, along withits own unique, locally made designs. It's difficult to leave the airy and carefully manicuredstore, but you can decompress for a bit inthestylish adjoining café before you reenter the harsh world outside."
"Kim Soo Home, a French-inspired boutique shop in Seminyak, carrieseverything from Indonesian ethnic pieces to handmade textiles and wooden furniture. If you're looking to pick up something toremind you of your trip to Bali, you'll find it here—the shop stocks items from makers throughout the archipelago, along withits own unique, locally made designs. It's difficult to leave the airy and carefully manicuredstore, but you can decompress for a bit inthestylish adjoining café before you reenter the harsh world outside."
"Kim Soo Home, a French-inspired boutique shop in Seminyak, carrieseverything from Indonesian ethnic pieces to handmade textiles and wooden furniture. If you're looking to pick up something toremind you of your trip to Bali, you'll find it here—the shop stocks items from makers throughout the archipelago, along withits own unique, locally made designs. It's difficult to leave the airy and carefully manicuredstore, but you can decompress for a bit inthestylish adjoining café before you reenter the harsh world outside."
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