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A Gift From Nature #01 : Our Rattan Story

Posted by: admin / Posted on: September 6, 2022
Rather than consuming less, people want to consume better. As people are becoming more aware of the long-term impact of their consumption, they are trying to produce less waste and pay more attention to fairness and ethics. We believe the story of our value chain is a great interest to our consumer. Not just to make sure that the materials are genuinely responsible, but mostly because it is important to know that an object used to be part of everyone’s home. Read more A Gift From Nature #01 : Our Rattan Story

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Slow Interiors: How to Create a More Considered Home

Posted by: admin / Posted on: August 26, 2022
Decorating is a big investment which involves hundreds of decisions, and quite often, hundreds of pounds. You want interiors that will last – both in style and durability – but don’t know what you want or need. Our homes also can’t be overlooked when considering our environmental impact. This guide will give you the answers you need to make thoughtful decorating choices to create a nurturing home that supports slow living.
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From Java to Your Living Spaces: Watch the Rattan Production Process

Posted by: admin / Posted on: January 14, 2020

Rattan constitutes the most abundant non-timber forest products that could be used as a substitute for wood in the form of furniture and other products in many communities, especially in Indonesia. Rattan belongs to the species of palms, Calameae and family Arecaceae. There are about 600 species of rattan representing 13 genera mainly in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.

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We are committed to ensuring the use of only sustainable harvested timber for our wooden products. We purchase our lumber from responsible sources that use sustainable harvest principles, with certification that involves independent third party assessment to ensure that they are operating in accordance with environmental best practices.