Bandung Retreat...

This is a villa of colonial art deco home in Bandung. This beautiful interior is done by surabaya designer Hidajat Endramukti. Dominance of white and beige colours make this villa feel like a hotel rather than a vacation home. The airy impression of the house adorned with a selection of solid wood furniture and romantic picture frames, 
arranged asymmetry in each room.

Black & white foyer with cabinet from Vivere designed by Yuni Jie

Pretty living room

Cozy corner

Cream wall panel at master bed room

Kichen and dining area

Tropical Country Chic

This is one of my styling collaboration with Indonesia local furniture brand, Savana (www.savanafurniture.com). Previously they had setting the showroom decor, but I give the combination of little bit country-style accessories from Ideko, also mix and match the existing furniture with poster and silhouette painting. I use two different furniture style in one ambiance for the playful eclectic look. The combination of comfortable sofa accented with brightly colored fabric and floral motifs, make the room look fresh, comfortable yet still look girlie. Very suitable for feminine tropical style home. This idea is worth to try, if you guys do it please send me a picture, good luck!

Girlie green, cream and blue colours

Cozy corner

Yellow retro look

Féminin foyer

Eclectic living room 

Stripes vs floral

Designer Home..

Hidajat Endramukti is my good friend, he is an architect and interior designer who has a typical Oriental-Indonesian style for his projects. I had the opportunity to see his cozy home in Surabaya. Very comfortable two-storey house and full of paintings and Batik collection all over the place. Picture frames and paintings arranged symmetrically on each corner of the house. Antique wooden cabinets in every room looks mingled with comfortable sofas. My favorite item in this house is the vintage circular iron staircase lined with wood, very slim but looks very chic.

Hidajat in his cozy living room

Vintage collection

Iron staircases 

Antique wooden cabinet

Some of Batik collection

Ethnic Pop-Up

This is the home one of the fashion stylist in Jakarta. The interior design ideas come directly from the owner and his designer friend. Old-fashioned inherited furniture from his parents transformed into a modern furniture with the twist of Indonesian fabric applications, from Songket to Ikat. Concrete floor finishing create a light ambiance for the house.

Rustic dining room

Smart plates display

Day bed in the living room

Chic powder room

Pretty staircase

Exotic bedroom

Balinese French Villa...

This villa is owned by Dominique, a French woman who owns an interior shop in Bali. The villa was designed by architect Bali, Putu Edy Semara, and the whole interior done by Dominique. 
A combination of Balinese architecture, Java, and a touch of rustic French style interior make this villa looks stylish and roomy. 
Textured fabric and white paint applications paired with distinctive Indonesia wooden furniture, 
making the villa looks ethnic but chic.

Indonesian furniture with floral textured fabric

Tropical french chic

Pretty hallways

Serene bathroom

Javanese house mix with Balinese details

Tropical Christmas Garden

This is one of my collaborative work with my best friend Amalia Hasibuan from Eschol Floral Green. At that time I was fed up with the concept of Christmas decor in Indonesia is always adapting Western culture. 
With a little creativity and some typical tropical Indonesia plants and recycle some old wine bottles into multifunction vases,
(and the Christmas tree we make it from Suplir plants into Pyramid)and some of sparkle touches from decorative silver ball, then voila...it becomes a beautiful tropical Christmas garden and ready to entertain your guest at home! What a simple alternative decorating for Christmas time, don't you think? 

Suplir chirstmas tree

Recycle wine bottle vase

Herb in the jar

Tropical christmas garden