Inside CRO’s Balinese Sanctuary
CRO in Bali with vetsak
Since over a decade, German artist CRO has made his mark with his signature mask and groundbreaking beats, effortlessly fusing rap and pop into a genre he coined "Raop”. He’s remained an enigmatic creative force—releasing multi-platinum, number-one albums, painting and designing his own label—all while keeping his identity under wraps to ensure his art always takes center stage.
But when the world hit pause in recent years, the musician sought a different kind of retreat, trading the European spotlight for the lush, tropical serenity of Bali.
Where the jungle meets design
Today, CRO’s Indonesian villa serves as both a private refuge and a sprawling creative playground. Tucked away in the jungle, the home is an architectural homage to its environment, designed to erase the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living.
A playground for the imagination
With its open-air concept and natural airflow, the property evokes a distinct "treehouse" feel. It features dedicated spaces for every facet of his imagination—from a versatile art studio for painting and pottery, to a state-of-the-art music room packed with synthesizers where he can lose himself in production.
Comfort without boundaries
Within this sweeping, open-concept space, vetsak pieces found their natural habitat. Blending seamlessly with CRO’s vision of boundless comfort and laid-back luxury, our signature lounge furniture provides a soft landing spot that celebrates the importance of community, breathing freely, and staying endlessly inspired.