The collection is inspired by the Raja Ampat Islands, West Papua, Indonesia.
The name of the islands is derived from a local myth known as “The Four Kings”.
The treasured islands are considered to be one of the world’s last wildly diverse locations.

Inspired by the Indonesian “Bird of Paradise” from Papua Island,
the beauty of Cendrawasih’s feather and its graceful movements
resonate through form in this collection.
The organic form and solid structure of the powder-coated metal
mixed with durable outdoor rope and fabrics combined,
give this chair a sense of harmony and grace.

Yogyakarta is more than a city of culture and master of craftsmen.
The monarchy has a strong relationship with the people who live spiritually
with a cultural richness in perfect harmony.
Merapi exemplifies Keraton Yogyakarta leadership between its people
and the natural surrounding.
This collection uses natural rattan with wooden frame.
Designed to be strong and comfortable.

The collection is inspired by the Raja Ampat Islands, West Papua, Indonesia.
The name of the islands is derived from a local myth known as “The Four Kings”.
The treasured islands are considered to be one of the world’s last wildly diverse locations.

Taken from “vogelkop”, black coloured bird of paradise with light blue pattern on its neck.
Colourful bird, with such a mesmerising dancing skills to attract the female.
This collection adopts the vogelkop half round wing’s shape,
which elegantly resonates through Vogl chairs.

All birds of paradise are spectacular dancers,
but what makes Parotia stands out from the rest is their masterful performance.
More than their beautiful shape and unique movements, but also
the way their eyes capture the heart of their audience.

Embracing the elegance of Keraton Monarchy in Yogyakarta,this collection
combines the lightness of aluminium and stainless steel powder-coated frame.
The woven pattern is a reminiscent of Javanese culture, creating the woven
beauty through this modern design.

Embraces the beauty of the black orchid from Kalimantan.
It’s regal and contemporary.
This bistro chair will bring back the warmth, sensibility,
nostalgic design, with a mix of freshness.

Is a mountain range in Papua, known as “the lost world”.
It’s hard to access, which means it’s untouchable.
Nevertheless, Foja Mountain has been discovered recently and revealed many new species.
The solid stainless steel frame, wrapped in outdoor ropes, paired with selected outdoor cushions
makes this collection bold, and yet elegant.

The meaning of the word is to embrace. Our Dulang design invites you
to indulge yourself in good fortune and wellness.
With the comfort of natural materials and simple aesthetic for modern living,
it’s the perfect match for you and your home.