We use a mixture of teak and sungkai wood, that is native to Indonesia for our furniture pieces. Both of these woods are a sustainable and eco-friendly option as they are responsibly sourced under the FLEGT licensing scheme. 

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Teak is known for it’s durability, naturally resistant to rot, decay and termites, making it the perfect sustainable wood for furniture that lasts generations. It’s naturally water-resistant, making it perfect for indoor and outdoor pieces, such as our Zara chair collection.

An Artisan Crafting Our Ciami TV Cabinet

Seminyak, Bali 2024

Rattan Weaving Around Our Citra Mirror

Sanur, Bali, 2024

Sungkai is known for its durability and distinctive grain, giving our pieces their own unique pattern. Sungkai wood is light in weight compared to teak wood, meaning these pieces can be easily moved around the home, like our TV cabinets. Sungkai is versatile as it can easily be stained in a variety of colours, meaning we can achieve a variety of styles.

Hand-finished, Everytime

Seminyak, Bali, 2024

A Craftsmen Varnishing Our Zara Bar Sool

Canggu, Bali, 2024

Although both materials have different style outcomes, we have chosen quality wood to give all of our pieces a premium look and feel. Our commitment to sustainability ensures each piece is built to last generations.

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