An L-shaped sofa can instantly define a living room. It creates a generous place to sit, naturally frames a space, and brings a sense of comfort that is difficult to…
The best rug colors for dark floors: five shades that work, one that never does, and a simple test to run before you buy.
Pool-deck seating faces sun, salt and constant turnover. Outdoor furniture for hotels lives a harder life than anything else in a property. Sun all day, salt in the air near…
A dining table is never just furniture. It’s where a household slows down, where guests are welcomed, and where the small rituals of a day — breakfast before school, a…
Some exhibitions ask you to look. Alaya Kala asks you to stay. Step into the Alaya Kala exhibition at ASHTA District 8 and you are not entering a conventional gallery.…
From Katamama’s million handcrafted bricks to Amanjiwo’s Borobudur-inspired limestone — a curated guide to Indonesia’s eight most design-forward hotels, and the craft traditions that make them extraordinary.
From double-rub counts to artisan sourcing in Indonesia — a complete guide to FF&E specification for boutique hotels, restaurants and high-end commercial interiors. For interior designers, hotel procurement teams and F&B operators.
Here are 3 simple tips for styling a dining area for two, inspired by this setup: 1. Choose a Sculptural Table A round table with a bold base creates visual…
Texture is the difference between a room and a home. In 2026 it has replaced colour as the primary design language of considered interiors. A guide to layering surfaces, textiles, and materials with intention — and knowing when to stop.
Indonesian design is one of the most borrowed and least credited traditions in global interiors. A guide to what it actually is — rattan, batik, teak, terracotta, and colour from the archipelago — and how to honour it properly.
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