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Inspiring, compelling and unique like none other – that’s design, and that’s Indonesia Design. We are Indonesia’s essential and most widely read design lifestyle magazine rich with in-depth, innovative and exciting information on architecture, art, interior design and all of their allied fields from within the archipelago and beyond. We are the proud Bronze winner of the Asian Media Awards 2015 fo

r Best Magazine Overall Design. Now entering our 13th year of publication, we remain steadfast in interpreting and analyzing the application of design on various disciplines and to introduce fresh talents and valuable ideas. Each of our 8 editions per year has a carefully selected theme based on the latest design developments and market trends in Indonesia, with contents published in English. We engage a broad range of readers, from high net worth decision makers, developers, consultants, contractors, hotel management companies and creative professionals to academics and students, all who seek up-to-date coverage from the design world. We are the only design magazine available in Garuda Indonesia's first and business classes in-flight and airport lounges; we are also the only design magazine available at 161 branches of BCA as well as several luxury 5-star hotels and the homes and offices of foreign ambassadors in the country. You can read Indonesia Design on your iPad and Android and find us in major bookstores in Indonesia, Malaysia and Singapore. Contact:
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Yogya Annual Art 9 -  Sangkring Art Space is back with its annual exhibition, running from 27 June until 9 September 202...
26/07/2024

Yogya Annual Art 9 -

Sangkring Art Space is back with its annual exhibition, running from 27 June until 9 September 2024.

The Sanggar Dewata Indonesia (SDI, a collective of Balinese artist diaspora in Yogyakarta), returns with “Kama Chitra” theme, which unites artistic expressions with Hindu philosophies in a postmodern context. This year’s solo show as the Sangkring Art Project features the works of Edi Sunaryo. Meanwhile, the Bale Banjar Sangkring is where the YAA #9 exhibition located, with the theme “Suara-Suara”, where noises from everyday life intervenes in the social imagination.

Featured here are some of the displayed artworks:
“Terjebak Dogma” (2024) by Made Toris Mahendra
“Panggung Sandiwara (2024) by Nyoman Agus Wijaya
“In White Space” (2024) by I Nyoman Darya
“Jalan Sunyi” (2024) by Adi Gunawan
“Menunggu Makan Siang” (2023) by Putu Sutawijaya
“Artefact” (2024) by Edi Sunaryo
“Dancer” (2024) by Edi Sunaryo
“Life Balance #15” (2024) by Anggar Prasetyo
“Berbisik Beriringan” (2020) by Subandi Giyanto
“Tutur” (2024) by Ni Luh Gede Widiyani

SIGnature Lounge and the Commissioner Office -   Located in Mega Kuningan, part of Jakarta’s business district, is a cos...
22/07/2024

SIGnature Lounge and the Commissioner Office -
 
Located in Mega Kuningan, part of Jakarta’s business district, is a cosy lounge that functions not only for casual meetings and informal events, but also a place to relax and enjoy live music. Tata Wastu Asia (TWA) designed the interior for the lounge, consisted of a lobby, seating area, music stage, mixing & podcast room, pantry & serving area, B.O.D. room and activity room, as well as the Commissioner Office that’s located next to it. Both the lounge and the office belong to Semen Indonesia Group (SIG) and share the same lobby.
 
“Occupying a 456 sqm for the SIGnature Lounge and 241 sqm for the Commissioner Office, we aimed to create a mood that’s cosy with some bold colours as accent, and really embodies a gentlemen’s lounge,” explained Ariya Sradha, the founder and principal of TWA. Designed in modern luxury style, the materials predominantly used are gypsum with a special treatment for acoustic purpose for the ceiling, HPL, padded wall and wallpaper for the walls, and carpet tile, carpet rugs and vinyl for the floor.
 
“The most challenging part of the project was the acoustic treatment. The floor had to have a thick layering, the glass wall of the building had to be coated with laminate glass with a certain thickness, and the ceiling had to be treated in a special way that the 110 dB music volume couldn’t pierce through to the floor above or under it, Ariya recalled the designing process.
 

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IndoBuildTech 2024 Part 2 -    The part 2 of IndoBuildTech Expo, the biggest building material, architecture, and interi...
20/07/2024

IndoBuildTech 2024 Part 2 -
 
The part 2 of IndoBuildTech Expo, the biggest building material, architecture, and interior exhibition, will be held from 7-11 August 2024 at ICE, BSD City. This prestigious event showcases top brands from around the world. It serves as a platform for professionals, entrepreneurs, and industry players to explore the latest innovations and advanced solutions in construction and design.
 
The visitor registration is officially open, allowing anyone interested to join this event and gain insights and inspiration for future projects. Don’t miss the chance to be part of an exhibition that will immerse you in the world of innovation and the latest trends in the building and design industry.
 
Register now by www.indobuildtech.com/register and become part of IndoBuildTech Expo, where industry leaders gather to shape the future of construction and architecture.
 

The Creatives -    (IDD) is a complete home and living centre in the north of Jakarta. To create a place that attracts d...
19/07/2024

The Creatives -
 
(IDD) is a complete home and living centre in the north of Jakarta. To create a place that attracts design enthusiasts and aimed to be more than a shopping complex, but also a tourist destination, requires creative minds with fresh ideas and experiences in architecture and design.
 
Featured here are some of the architects and designers appointed to create the right kind of ambiance:

Julian Mantik of PT Alamcipta Nuansahijau shared that they aimed to transform IDD into an oasis within the area, adorned with a variety of vegetation arranged in a modern, aesthetic, and creative way, which characters match with the ornaments, hardscape and waterscape.

Domisilium Studio, founded by Santi Alaysius and Hamphrey Tedja, designed the interiors of several showrooms in IDD. Aside from that, Santi also opened her store, Fredhelligh, which offers artisan home supplies.

Product designer Alvin Tjitrowirjo is the man behind AlvinT, a furniture brand whose showroom graces IDD’s visitors at the Thamrin lobby. He also curated a collection of AlvinT outdoor seating options, placed across the complex for visitors to relax.

Helen Agustine was involved in IDD development since she was still helming Seniman Ruang. Integrating architecture and art into one spatial experience, they came up with an organic site plan, incorporating non-symmetrical round shapes, and used a lot of rattan and wood.

GondoJules, founded by Brian Gondokusumo and Julia Lestari, designed the interior of a few restaurants in IDD. Through the design, they shaped the aesthetics and ambiance of these dining venues, ultimately enhancing the overall guest experience.

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Frame Garden Tanatap Coffee -  The frame garden café is a multi-leveled green space with dynamic platforms that create a...
17/07/2024

Frame Garden Tanatap Coffee -

The frame garden café is a multi-leveled green space with dynamic platforms that create a walkable roofscape. The design explores the simplicity of basic geometry, for example a strong volume of cubes, carved by a series of symmetrical playful plan on the ground floor and a contrast of organic amphitheater on the second floor.

The building has no front or back. The frames acted as a catalyst for the wind tunnel effect letting visitors enjoy the scenery of a public park across the street in the breeze. It also allows a two-way perspective for both visitors and people outside. Public could see the visitors of the café garden as the object or art being framed.

Frame garden celebrates its porosity being as open as possible as a contribution to the cityscape. An oasis like rainbow skylight in the middle of the garden lets the sunset rays pe*****te right into the middle of the indoor café.

Upon entering the building, visitors are walking underneath a very low ceiling of 2.2m height that slowly increases to 7.5m. The pathway access connects two existing gardens that blurs the definition of indoor and outdoor space.

RAD+ar uses this project as a social experiment to learn more about visitor behaviour in defining spaces they don’t understand. Most of the furniture in this café blends with the hardscape and feature of the landscape, acting as an experiment of how visitors define their own meaning of comfort in using this furniture.

Marssenger -        Upholding the principle of “good appearance, good function, good service”, Marssenger collaborates w...
15/07/2024

Marssenger -
 
Upholding the principle of “good appearance, good function, good service”, Marssenger collaborates with renowned design agencies and designers to develop new products. Partnering agencies and individuals include BMW Designworks , the Rococo Group, and Hiroshi Tanaka.
 
Since 2011, exceptional designs have won Marssenger over 30 design awards from home and abroad granted by organizations like iF Industrie Forum Design and Zentrum Nordhein Westfalen. Awards that it has received include iF Design Gold Award and Red Dot Award. The brand is providing high-end, smart, integrated quality products and becoming an exceptional enterprise.
 
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ARTJOG 2024 -   Contemporary art festival ARTJOG is back with the theme “Motive: Ramalan (Motive: Forecast)”, focusing o...
13/07/2024

ARTJOG 2024 -
 
Contemporary art festival ARTJOG is back with the theme “Motive: Ramalan (Motive: Forecast)”, focusing on dissecting the constraints of time, space, and their interconnection to comprehend an event. This time, guest curator Hendro Wiyanto joins the ARTJOG curatorial team.
 
The exhibition features works from 48 adult artists from Indonesia and overseas, as well as 36 child and teenage artists. The festival also includes supporting programs such as the Young Artist Award, ARTJOG Kids, performa•ARTJOG, Exhibition Tour, Meet the Artist, Artcare, and Jogja Art Weeks.
 
Featured here are some of the displayed artworks at the exhibition:
 
“Suara Keheningan” (2024), commissioned art by Agus Suwage & Titarubi
“Adrenaline of Avantgarde” (2024) by Ramadhan Arif Fatkhur
“Leng” (2008), Kolektif Menyusur Eko Prawoto, a tribute to the late architect Eko Prawoto
“A Message to You” (2024) by Agnes Hansella
“Ramal Kereta II” (2024) by Muhammad Praditya Arifian Zein
“Ruang Elok Sarat Tempo” (2024) by Julian Abraham ‘Togar’
Part of “Fragile Gift” (2024) by Jun Kitazawa
“Melihat Negeri di Bawah Angin” (2024) by Yudi Sulistyo
 “Kota Baru” (2024) by Asmoadji
“Empat Puluh Malam dan Satunya Hujan” (2024) by Nicholas Saputra, Happy Salma, Iwan Yusuf, and the late Gunawan Maryanto
 
 

VVVhisper House –   The house located in South Jakarta is designed by Atelier Bertiga, a growing architecture firm based...
11/07/2024

VVVhisper House –
 
The house located in South Jakarta is designed by Atelier Bertiga, a growing architecture firm based in Jakarta and Bali. The client wanted a house with a lot of open spaces because they like to do some activities outdoor. The house has two facades, one facing the west and the other south. Wet areas like laundry room, bathrooms and the swimming pool are positioned on the west side, while service areas are on the south side. The frangipani tree has existed before the house was built, and it is maintained to be on the west side to reduce the heat from the sun in the afternoon. The big glass windows are facing inward to maintain privacy.
 
The house was designed as slim as possible. The open area in the middle is meant for a maximum exposure to the sun for natural lighting and air circulation. Shape-wise, the architects integrated rectangles and triangles, combined them with round shape to soften the overall look.
 
“We used materials that require low maintenance, such as bituminous walls and roof, exposed brick, terracotta roster, natural stone, bengkirai wood, and exposed concrete,” Didot, one of the company’s founders, explained. “We intended the living room, dining room and pantry to seamlessly blend with the ceiling to create a more spacious area horizontally and vertically. The common areas are all downstairs, while bedrooms are upstairs for maximum privacy.
 

Indonesia Design in Kuala Lumpur  It has been a great 4-day exhibition at ARCHIDEX 2024, which took place from 3-6 July ...
06/07/2024

Indonesia Design in Kuala Lumpur
 
It has been a great 4-day exhibition at ARCHIDEX 2024, which took place from 3-6 July 2024 in KLCC, Kuala Lumpur. Indonesia Design is thankful for the opportunity to connect with more architects, designers, developers, other exhibitors and visitors during our participation as media partner and exhibitor in the event. We are also happy knowing our sold-out magazines are now in the hands of international readers, who will be more familiar with Indonesian designs and development!
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ARCHIDEX 2024 -  ARCHIDEX, the largest architecture exhibition in Malaysia, returned for the 23rd consecutive year from ...
05/07/2024

ARCHIDEX 2024 -

ARCHIDEX, the largest architecture exhibition in Malaysia, returned for the 23rd consecutive year from 3-6 July 2024 at Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. Building on last year’s overwhelming success, ARCHIDEX is back with an even bigger spread of 700 exhibitors, 1,500 booths, across 10 halls showcasing the latest advancements in architecture and building materials, technologies, interior fittings, and sustainable solutions. 

Amongst the programmes this year is a new one called Curated Booths, where exhibitors signed up to be matched with designers that they appointed to design their booths.

Featured here are ten of the curated booths, and the first four are the winners of Curated Booth Design.
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Formal with a Casual Touch -  Occupying five out of seven floors in its own building, a bottled-water company assigned T...
26/06/2024

Formal with a Casual Touch -

Occupying five out of seven floors in its own building, a bottled-water company assigned Tata Wastu Asia (TWA) to create an interior design that portrays it as an established venture that’s reliable, modern and consistent. TWA realised the brief with a layout that’s easy to navigate by the users and functions according to the company’s hierarchy. “We used materials that are easy to maintain, considering this is their first time settling in their own building,” Ariya Sradha, the founder and principal of TWA, explained.

Entering the office, you will be welcomed by an artwork that represents the product of the company. “It symbolises fresh drinking water originated from the mountain springs. The points on the artwork signify the number of factories they had at the time of the building completion. And it was beautifully done by RukuRuku Art Programmer,” Ariya added.

The office ambiance is formal with a bit of casual touch. There are several closed meeting rooms and executive offices, as well as open-plan area with lounge chairs at the foyers on each floor and a sitting area under a big tree at the void. Some of the furniture were customised, such as the shelves that cover the walls, the filing cabinets that double function as partitions, and the director desks to fit the overall design style.


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RIBA International Awards for Excellence -    The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has revealed 22 winners o...
24/06/2024

RIBA International Awards for Excellence - 
 
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has revealed 22 winners of the RIBA International Awards for Excellence 2024 . The Awards celebrate the most exemplary architecture from across the world. The winning projects represent a significant cultural shift in the way that architecture is designed and built for current and future generations. From private homes and subway stations, to museums and schools, each project is an example of the highest calibre of architectural response to social, cultural and environmental challenges.
 
The key themes include: climate resilience and connection to nature, creative reinvention and extension of existing architecture, and space for wellness, mindfulness and community through design. All projects are now in the running for the fourth RIBA International Prize, which will be announced in November 2024.

Established in 2015, the RIBA International Prize is one of architecture’s highest global accolades, awarded to a building that demonstrates visionary thinking, originality, excellence of ex*****on, and makes a distinct contribution to its users, surrounding environment and communities. The bi-annual Prize is open to any registered architect in the world and awarded to a building of any size, type or budget.

Featured here are 10 of the winning projects spread across 14 countries. Check our website for a more complete feature of the winners.



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Yogya Annual Art -  Yogya Annual Art (YAA)  #9 “Suara-Suara”at Bale Banjar SangkringOpening of the exhibition on Wednesd...
23/06/2024

Yogya Annual Art -

Yogya Annual Art (YAA) #9 “Suara-Suara”
at Bale Banjar Sangkring

Opening of the exhibition on Wednesday, 26 June 2024
Open for public starting 27 June 2024

We are hiring!Send your CV to editor@indonesiadesign.com if you think you are suited to any of the positions.
22/06/2024

We are hiring!
Send your CV to [email protected] if you think you are suited to any of the positions.

Viro’s Infused Design -  Amidst an array of contemporary structures in the Indonesia Design District (IDD) P*K2, one sta...
21/06/2024

Viro’s Infused Design -

Amidst an array of contemporary structures in the Indonesia Design District (IDD) P*K2, one stands out – a traditional building adorned with a thatched roof and wicker walls. Encircled by a stone garden, it’s distinctively Viro showroom, a creation of Polymindo Permata, Indonesia’s foremost producer of environmentally friendly all-weather wicker and thatch.

The showroom is designed by Yori Antar of Han Awal & Partners. Antar was inspired by traditional houses in Alor, East Nusa Tenggara, where he was involved in projects with the Uma Nusantara Foundation. The prominent roofs in the architecture of Alor’s traditional houses provide an ideal canvas to showcase Viro’s synthetic thatch, indistinguishable from its organic counterpart.

The three-story structure features ramps connecting each level, offering a journey through an array of Viro products showcasing diverse shapes, types, and applications—from wall materials to flooring, ceilings, and beyond. The interior is curated by the renowned Kezia Karin. It embodies a contemporary style accentuating clean lines and a neutral palette.

Viro’s showroom is more than a display space; it’s a platform for designers and visitors to explore the product’s potential and draw inspiration to craft beautiful, functional spaces.

For more info about Viro and its new showroom, grab a copy of Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.

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ARTJOG -  What would the artist imagine between knowledge of the past and ‘prediction’ of the future?🔮ARTJOG 2024 - Moti...
19/06/2024

ARTJOG -

What would the artist imagine between knowledge of the past and ‘prediction’ of the future?🔮

ARTJOG 2024 - Motif: Ramalan

🗓 June 28 - September 1, 2024
📍 Jogja National Museum
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All About TACO -  As a leading company offering interior design solutions, TACO has distributed its products, from lamin...
14/06/2024

All About TACO -

As a leading company offering interior design solutions, TACO has distributed its products, from laminating to flooring, hardware and adhesive, through many stores across Indonesia. One of the reasons why they decided to open an experiential centre in IDD was the recognition of this location as the future ‘go-to’ destination for home living and lifestyle products.

Designed by Reza Wahyudi, the founder and principal of Bobos Design, the showroom’s interior embodies the concept of “All About TACO.” Its aim is to introduce visitors to TACO’s products whilst featuring the beauty and comfort of spaces created using TACO products.

The showroom features collections where visitors can explore the range of colours, patterns, and textures of TACO HPL and TACO Flooring. To reinforce the theme, certain interior sections are designed in accordance with the brand’s colours, such as orange and black.

Read more about TACO and its new showroom in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.
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iD Launch Party at IDD -   Indonesia Design’s latest edition, themed “The New Design Hub in Indonesia,” is a collaborati...
12/06/2024

iD Launch Party at IDD -
 
Indonesia Design’s latest edition, themed “The New Design Hub in Indonesia,” is a collaboration with the Indonesia Design District (IDD), the country’s largest home and living centre conceptualised by Amantara, a subsidiary of Agung Sedayu Group (ASG). The launch party for this edition was held at Townhall, IDD on 8 June 2024.
 
The party started with welcome remarks from Lina Gan, editor-in-chief of Indonesia Design, and Soesilowati, director of Indonesia Design District (IDD). They were later joined on stage by Ipeng Widjojo, CEO of IDD, and Ramon Flotats, Lifestyle Division Head of Commercial & Hotels at ASG (Amantara), to officiate the launch. It was an honour to have Susanto Kusumo, Group CEO of Agung Sedayu Group, make an appearance at the event.
 
The party was attended by diplomats, architects, interior designers, business owners, and hoteliers. We’re sorry we cannot include all of the guests’ pictures in this post, but let it be known that we really appreciate everyone who has travelled to join the party.
 
We extend our gratitude to all our sponsors: Snaidero, SWP, Bika, Penfolds, Karusotju, Box Living, Wismilak, Evo, Luar, Linda Gallery, Chenergy, Roca, Blanco, Spring Air, Malinda Furniture Gallery, Billstone, BoConcept, Oslo, Dekkson, Versailles, Marble & Co., Ogawa, Sleep & Co., Onassis, Hemmen, Euodia Home, Manawa, Kayoene, Dooglee, Fredhelligh, Alga, OSIM, JBL, Oppo, Erajaya, Aqua Reflections, Maystar, Medan Baru, Balihai, Palapa, Bakmi GM, Bleum Coffee, Verde Caffé, Mana Level Up, Thirty Bumbu by Chop Buntut, Oat Daily, and Whole Chips.
 
Lastly, congratulations to all the door prize winners. We hope everyone enjoyed the party as much as we did!

Harmonizing -  Nusaé, Bandung-based graphic design studio, specialises in visual information encompassing environmental ...
07/06/2024

Harmonizing -

Nusaé, Bandung-based graphic design studio, specialises in visual information encompassing environmental graphic design, signage systems, editorial design, user interface, and branding. In their professional practice, they always bring the value of harmony and harmonization, which is reflected in various project contexts and artistic mediums.

Celebrating a decade of collaborative work, Nusae holds an exhibition titled “Harmonizing”, which is open for public on 1-16 June 2024 at Galeri Emiria Soenassa, Taman Ismail Marzuki, Jakarta. A talk show at the opening event on 31 May 2024 featured Andi Rahmat, the principal designer and director at Nusae, Andra Matin as the exhibition advisor, and Rizki Supratman as the curator.

The exhibition displays Nusae’s works that have been featured in museum, train stations, national banks, coffee shops and new cities, and many other places, in collaboration with government agencies, architectural bureaus, and fashion houses. The showcased projects include the city branding project “Menuju Tubaba,” the visual renewal of Peggy Hartanto fashion house, and the installation work “Elevation” by architecture studio Andramatin.

During the exhibition period, some discussions with industry figures from Indonesia and Japan, curatorial tours, as well as workshops for children are taking place.

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Go Outside with LUAR Living -  One of the effects of the pandemic is the increase interest in decorating outdoor spaces ...
05/06/2024

Go Outside with LUAR Living -

One of the effects of the pandemic is the increase interest in decorating outdoor spaces in homes. Outdoor furniture has become an essential part of many shopping lists. LUAR emerges as the ultimate outdoor furniture brand, designed exclusively for the young. Bursting with vibrant colours, bold patterns, and a touch of whimsy, their collection can bring joy and brighten the space at one’s home.

LUAR has recently opened its first showroom in Indonesia Design District, the country’s most extensive design and furniture centre. Here, everyone can see the complete selection of what LUAR offers in a typical modern minimalist style, starting from the furniture, lamps, and other accessories. They are made from sturdy materials and resistant to all weather conditions, curated to meet customer needs and tastes.

Read more about LUAR Living and its new showroom in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.
 

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Eurotheum German Living Culture -   A new showroom at Indonesia Design District, Eurotheum, offers sophisticated premium...
31/05/2024

Eurotheum German Living Culture -
 
A new showroom at Indonesia Design District, Eurotheum, offers sophisticated premium products that will elevate your home and living spaces. It showcases the renowned kitchen solutions from BLANCO and the innovative German brand Brennenstuhl for electrical solution. The showroom is designed by renowned Domisilium Studio.

The opening of Eurotheum marks a significant moment for Indonesian design enthusiasts. With the brands that it carries and its commitment to creating an inspiring and immersive experience, Eurotheum is poised to become the go-to destination for those seeking exceptional quality and innovative design solutions.

Learn more about Eurotheum in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.
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Ruang Bersama Ahadiat Joedawinata & Rini Chairin Hayati -  Saturday, 1 June 202415:00Dia.Lo.Gue ArtspaceJl Kemang Selata...
30/05/2024

Ruang Bersama
Ahadiat Joedawinata & Rini Chairin Hayati -

Saturday, 1 June 2024
15:00
Dia.Lo.Gue Artspace
Jl Kemang Selatan 99a
Jakarta 12730

Opening by:
Diana Nazir
Founder of Indonesian Contemporary Art & Design (ICAD)

The husband-wife duo Ahadiat and Rini have made it happen for 52 years. Not only in their marriage, but also within their shared creative space. They studied at the same institution, FSRD ITB, in different fields. Ahadiat pursued interior design, while Rini delved into graphic arts. Throughout their journey, they have worked together and individually with various media. They initially explored bamboo design together, which then evolved into ceramic art by Ahadiat, while Rini remained devoted to graphic arts and drawing.

This exhibition by Ahadiat Joedawinata and Rini Chairin Hayati at Dia.Lo.Gue is a snippet of the craft and work of two individuals who have created a space that allowed them to grow alongside each other. Togetherness does not always equate to similarity, but dynamics and intersectionality in a space broad enough for growth. Together, they have proven this.

Media partners:
Indonesia Design
⁠Archinesia
⁠Casa
IndoArtNow
Magdalene
TFR News

Exhibition period:
01.06.24 - 14.07.24

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GD & Associates Headquarter -   GD&ASSOCIATES have completed the renovation of its headquarters, which is located in Bal...
27/05/2024

GD & Associates Headquarter -
 
GD&ASSOCIATES have completed the renovation of its headquarters, which is located in Bali inside Made’s Warung Seminyak. The design of GD Headquarters was designed by Ridha Rahmatika Swahafi in a timeless simplicity style, which not only portrays the company’s character, but also highlights the team’s dedication to maintaining their reputation as a leading real-estate broker.
 
The main materials used for the interior are high-pressure laminate and SPC flooring to significantly reduce the use of formaldehyde. The entire ceiling is illuminated to compensate for the lack of natural sunlight, and inverter air conditioning is used to reduce electricity consumption. The fabrics for the chairs are Italian linen and bouclé, and the rug is handmade from an Indian village artisan with all materials having VOC (volatile organic compounds) levels below 0.5%. These premium materials were chosen for the reasons of sustainability, durability, environmental-friendliness, easy maintenance, and they are visually appealing.
 
As for the furniture used in the office, they have chosen subtle colours and understated furniture to create a warm and cosy atmosphere, which balances the high-pressure nature of their work. It is also aesthetically pleasing and fosters a welcoming ambiance without being overwhelming.
 
GD&ASSOCIATES is featured in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.
 

Alga Sleep Store -  Upon stepping into ALGA Sleep Store in Indonesia Design District, you are welcomed by a cosy and inv...
24/05/2024

Alga Sleep Store -

Upon stepping into ALGA Sleep Store in Indonesia Design District, you are welcomed by a cosy and inviting ambiance. The space exudes warmth and subtle design elements, creating a balanced energy conducive to relaxation and sleep. You will also notice that the showroom is more than just a display area. It’s a dedicated sleep store where customers can test the mattresses by sleeping on them.

The tranquil atmosphere is evident through neutral colours inspired by Japanese style and culture. Iklim Tan, the architect and interior designer behind the store, explained that the Japanese design elements were chosen to cultivate a Zen-like ambiance. The combination of semi-private bedrooms, soft lighting and personalised aromatherapy creates a tranquil setting where customers can unwind and explore different mattresses, before deciding on their purchase.

More about the new Alga showroom and can be read in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.


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Modulo Living -  In a constantly evolving world, Modulo Living has undertaken a significant shift in consumer preference...
22/05/2024

Modulo Living -

In a constantly evolving world, Modulo Living has undertaken a significant shift in consumer preferences. As people’s quality of life improves, there’s a burgeoning desire for customisation. The company embraces this trend.

With the opening of a showroom at IDD P*K 2, Modulo Living extends its presence into North Jakarta. This fresh location caters to a market segment akin to the Kemang showroom but with a nuanced approach. Spanning approximately 650 square metres, the showroom is divided into three main sections: the living room, bedroom, and kitchen.

On the upper floor, you will find IKONS Furniture, a well-known provider of premium furniture products for businesses, such as hotels and restaurants, as well as residences.

The furniture arrangement combined with lighting and material selection inspires visitors’ dreams of the ideal home.

Find out more details about Modulo Living and its new showroom in Indonesia Design’s latest edition, ‘The New Design Hub in Indonesia’. DM us to obtain the print and/or digital edition.


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Skyscrapers by VERITAS Design Group -  Ar. Dr. Miguel A. Robles, senior associate architect at VERITAS Design Group, rec...
20/05/2024

Skyscrapers by VERITAS Design Group -

Ar. Dr. Miguel A. Robles, senior associate architect at VERITAS Design Group, recently shared interesting facts about skyscrapers and how they can create inter-connected public realm in the sky through an online presentation.

Kuala Lumpur has one of the lowest densities among major cities in the world, but there are more skyscrapers in Greater Kuala Lumpur than in the entire continent of Europe. Kuala Lumpur’s density is expected to double over the next 25 years as almost 70% of the world’s population will live in cities, potentially increasing the number of skyscrapers. Not only commercial spaces, offices and living spaces but, increasingly, community engagement, public transportation and other public and commercial activities will colonize the tall buildings in our cities. In short, Vertical Cities shall not be designed as two-dimensional plans, but as three-dimensional objects with a network of interconnected tall buildings where the traditional components of the urban fabric are arranged vertically.

VERITAS Design Group has designed and completed numerous skyscrapers around the world. Featured here are some of their skyscrapers, whether completed, under construction or under design: STAR Residences, Tribeca Serviced Suites, Sentral Suites, The Sky Street, RHB Bank Headquarters, Menara Binjai, Bintang Gateway, W Hotel & Residences, Oxley Towersand Signature Tower.

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