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Solid teak furniture, carefully crafted in Jepara, Central Java.

Display of four different wooden furniture projects, each labeled with their project grade: Grade BC, Grade BC, and Grade AB.

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Collection of wooden outdoor furniture including a bench, a table with four chairs, and a lounge chair, labeled by project grade (AB and A).
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A mid-century modern wooden sideboard with geometric beveled panels and metal handles, supported by rounded turned legs, set against a gray background.
A round wooden table with a glass top and a unique curved base.
A room with two chairs and a wooden table. One chair has a wooden frame with gray fabric upholstery, and the other is a gray upholstered bench with wooden armrests. The table is rectangular and made of wood. The floor is tiled, and the wall is plain
Stacked wooden chairs in an industrial setting with a metal grid wall and a concrete floor.
Inside a warehouse or workshop with metal roof and concrete floor, two men working on woodworking equipment surrounded by wooden pallets and materials.
Stacked wooden planks in a warehouse or workshop with a plain concrete wall in the background.
Industrial workshop with wooden furniture pieces, including a reclining chair and various wood planks, inside a large workshop with open sliding doors, concrete floor, and metal walls.
A man working on assembling wooden furniture outdoors on a concrete surface, with several wooden slatted panels laid out, and a wire fence wall behind him.
Wooden furniture pieces in a woodworking shop, with tools and wood in the background.
Three beige upholstered chairs with wooden frames and armrests arranged around a wooden table, against a plain light grey background.
A mid-century modern wooden cabinet with angled legs and multiple storage compartments is placed against a plain white wall on a tiled floor.

Handcrafted in Jepara

Artisans cut, join and sand each piece by hand in our workshop, using mortise-and-tenon joinery wherever the design allows.

How the joinery holds up

Most of our frames are joined with mortise-and-tenon joints — a tab cut into one piece that fits a matching slot in the other, locked with wood glue rather than metal fasteners. It's slower than screwing a frame together, but it doesn't loosen the way hardware-only joints can after a few years of use.

Before any piece is packed, it's kiln-dried down to roughly 10–16% moisture content. Teak cut and used locally in Indonesia's humid climate can hold much more moisture than that — enough that a piece can crack or its joints can loosen once it reaches a heated home in a colder, drier climate. Drying it down before it ships is what prevents that.

Finishing is done by hand: sanded through several grits, then either oiled to keep the honey-brown color or left untreated for outdoor pieces that will weather to a silver-grey patina over time.

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