The KADA Collection is inspired by the Torajan tradition of Ma'kombongan, a cultural practice that celebrates conversation, togetherness, and mutual respect. These values are translated into contemporary furniture through honest wooden construction, exposed joinery, and woven rattan as a defining design element. Each piece is thoughtfully crafted to provide ergonomic comfort while creating spaces that encourage interaction and strengthen connections between people.

The SITU Collection transforms water hyacinth into a contemporary furniture material by combining the craftsmanship of local artisans with modern design. Paired with solid teak wood, the material creates furniture that is durable, comfortable, and deeply rooted in Indonesia’s rich craft heritage. Inspired by the Indonesian word situ, meaning “lake,” the collection embraces a user-centered approach while promoting sustainable design that respects both the environment and local traditions.

The KEEL Collection is inspired by the maritime heritage of the Makassar people and the philosophy of a ship’s keel—the structural backbone that symbolizes strength, stability, and resilience. The forms of traditional rowing boats, pointed bows, and the logic of boat construction are reinterpreted into furniture with clean lines and solid, well-balanced proportions. Crafted from sungkai wood, textured fabric, and a black finish that preserves the natural wood grain, the collection blends Indonesia’s maritime identity with elegant contemporary design.

The SELA Collection is built around the concept of Boundary Overlap, exploring how distinct elements can connect and interact while preserving their individual identities. This idea is combined with the Indonesian philosophy of Bhinneka Tunggal Ika (Unity in Diversity), making the relationship between structure, materials, function, and proportion the foundation of the design process. Crafted from mindi wood, woven water hyacinth and rattan, and bouclé fabric, the collection creates contemporary furniture that balances the unique character of each material within a cohesive design.

The RIPA Collection is inspired by the landscape of Mount Bromo, particularly the vast Sea of Sand, whose ever-changing surface is shaped by the wind. This natural character is expressed through organic forms, lightweight proportions, and textured armrests that subtly echo the ripples of the sand without directly imitating the landscape. Crafted from Sono Keling wood, the collection embodies contemporary furniture that emphasizes ergonomic comfort, honest construction, and a distinctive Indonesian design identity.

The Solid Fluid Collection is inspired by the flowing forms found in nature, blending the warmth of wood with the precision of stainless steel in a contemporary design. Black-and-white accents, inspired by Bali’s iconic poleng pattern, symbolize the balance between tradition and progress, as well as strength and serenity. Crafted from solid teak, stainless steel, and upholstered fabric, the collection offers furniture that is functional, comfortable, sustainable, and effortlessly adapts to a wide range of architectural spaces.

The Cosmological Collection translates the values of Indonesian cosmology into contemporary furniture without directly replicating traditional forms. Its design draws inspiration from cultural archetypes such as Plengkung Gading, the Balinese Jineng, the teak tree, and the horseshoe shape, expressed through clean structures, ergonomic proportions, and an honest use of materials. Crafted from solid teak, Lombok ketak weaving, and metal accents, the collection brings together local craftsmanship with a design that is functional, timeless, and well suited to modern living.

The NARRASET Collection is designed to balance the demands of public spaces with the comfort of private living through three core principles: strength, ergonomics, and refined aesthetics. Crafted from solid teak, chenille fabric, and black glass, the collection offers furniture that is durable, comfortable, and elegantly understated. Every detail is thoughtfully designed to be both functional and inviting, bringing a sense of warmth and quiet luxury to everyday life.

The Dvārapāla Collection is inspired by the iconic Dwarapala guardian statues of Bali, symbols of strength and protection. These qualities are expressed through bold silhouettes, graceful curves, and a thoughtful combination of wood, woven leather, and fabric that reflects the textures and patterns characteristic of Balinese craftsmanship. Blending Bali’s rich cultural heritage with contemporary design, the collection offers furniture that is strong, elegant, and perfectly suited to modern interiors.

The Pakatta Collection is inspired by the traditions of the Betawi wedding ceremony, celebrating the values of togetherness, hospitality, and the joy of sharing in everyday life. Cultural elements such as Kue Bugis, Kue Cincin, and the Tenong serving basket are reinterpreted as contemporary furniture while preserving their symbolic meaning. Crafted from mahogany, woven bamboo, clear resin, and upholstered materials, the collection seamlessly blends Betawi cultural heritage with warm, functional, and modern design.

The Pusaka Collection is inspired by treasured historical artifacts that embody cultural heritage, historical significance, and timeless beauty. Its design reinterprets the forms and proportions of traditional heirlooms through a craft-driven approach that highlights the artistry of hand workmanship. Crafted from solid teak, natural rattan, woven cord, and gold-plated brass accents, the collection creates furniture that honors tradition while being designed as a legacy to be passed down from one generation to the next.

The Ramu Collection is inspired by the traditional woven mat, a long-standing symbol of togetherness, simplicity, and weaving craftsmanship across the Indonesian archipelago. Rather than directly replicating the mat itself, the collection reinterprets its flexibility and woven structure through flowing forms and harmonious construction. Crafted from mahogany, abaca fiber, brass, textured glass, and upholstered materials, the collection brings together Indonesia’s cultural heritage and contemporary design while preserving its unique identity.

The The Weave of Harmony (Jalinan Harmoni) Collection is built around the philosophy of interconnectedness, bringing together local wisdom and contemporary design. Inspired by the intricate craftsmanship of rattan weaving, each piece is designed to create harmony between tradition and modernity, nature and technology, as well as aesthetics and comfort. Crafted from natural materials including wood, rattan, leather, natural stone, and metal, the collection highlights exceptional craftsmanship, precision construction, and ergonomic, sustainable design.

The Joglo Collection is inspired by the traditional Javanese house, renowned for its rich philosophy, warmth, and cultural significance. Distinctive features such as the iconic limasan roof, structural columns, and traditional wooden joinery are reinterpreted into contemporary furniture while preserving their original essence and identity. Crafted from FSC-certified local teak and brought to life by skilled local artisans, the collection offers authentic, high-quality designs created to remain timeless and relevant for generations.

The Nyawah Collection is inspired by the tradition of rice farming, a timeless symbol of nurturing, giving, and passing life from one generation to the next. The values of gotong royong (mutual cooperation), flowing irrigation systems, and the form of the traditional hoe are translated into lightweight, open, and interconnected designs that reflect a deep sense of community and humanity’s relationship with nature. Crafted from solid teak, rattan, and woven loom fabric with upholstered cushions, the collection brings together local wisdom, contemporary comfort, and thoughtful design.

The Borobudur Collection is inspired by the Karmawibhangga reliefs of Borobudur Temple, which embody the philosophy of balance, life’s journey, and the harmonious relationship between humanity and nature. A diamond-pattern rope weave with a gradient transitioning from dark to light symbolizes the path toward enlightenment through the concepts of Kamadhatu, Rupadhatu, and Arupadhatu. Crafted from solid teak, woven rope, and fabric, the collection blends natural materials with contemporary design to create furniture that is both functional and deeply rooted in Indonesia’s cultural identity.

The ANTARA Collection is inspired by the experience of living between different places, cultures, and identities. Through the traditional woodcarving techniques of Jepara, the collection expresses the stories, memories, and cultural connections carried by diaspora communities into everyday life. Designed as a multifunctional bench with a removable tray, each piece celebrates simplicity, honest materials, and the enduring value of Indonesia’s traditional craftsmanship.

The Lura Chair combines modern aesthetics with ergonomic comfort through a gracefully curved solid teak frame that showcases the natural beauty of the wood grain. Its backrest features precision-crafted natural fiber weaving, providing flexibility, breathability, and celebrating the value of local craftsmanship. Paired with cushions upholstered in locally sourced cotton fabric, the chair offers a functional and comfortable design while expressing the authenticity of Indonesian materials and artisanal heritage.

The JABU Collection is inspired by the traditional Karo house, a symbol of togetherness, family bonds, and the philosophy of Rakut Sitelu. Its proportions and construction reinterpret the architectural character of this traditional home into a dining collection defined by clean forms, honest craftsmanship, and harmonious design. Crafted from solid teak and accented with red onyx marble tabletops—a symbol of courage—the collection brings together the cultural heritage of the Karo people with timeless contemporary design.

The Nusangga Collection is inspired by Indonesia’s vernacular architecture, particularly the traditional houses of Toraja, Sumba, and Nias. Curved rooflines, vertical columns, and diagonal structural elements are reinterpreted into contemporary furniture that balances flowing curves with clean linear forms. Crafted from solid teak, stainless steel, and upholstered cushions, the collection combines the warmth of natural materials with the precision of modern construction, resulting in designs that are light, harmonious, and deeply rooted in the identity of the Indonesian archipelago.