Elements

Concrete as the malleability to be turned into almost any shape. Working with concrete gives us endless inspiration in the creation of forms. Besides its industrial yet rustic texture, concrete has a naturally raw color that brings out the sparkle of other materials such as brass, aluminum, and wood.

Working with stone is not an easy task. However, by drawing upon the wisdom of traditional Javanese stone artists on the outskirts of Yogyakarta, many possibilities related to its use are now being realized. Skilled hands can shape and carve an array of different stone types, from limestones and granites to lava stones birthed from deep beneath the Earth’s crust.

Wood has always been a sexy element in the creation of home decor products. Old age naturally brings unique and enticing characteristics out of wood. For some, old odd-shaped timbers are garbage which are left to rot or burn. However, with our designs, decaying wood and dumped lumbers can become stand alone pieces with their own individual rustic characters.

The Light-Emitting Diode (LED) is one of today’s most energy-efficient lighting technologies. We now know there is a strong connection between unrestrained energy consumption and global climate change. Energy efficiency needs to be implemented in such a way that we can actively take part in preserving the sustainability of our planet. Our response to this is the use of LED lamps, which use at least 75% less energy, and last 25 times longer, than incandescent lighting.