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The History and Soul of Omah Kuno, Traditional Indonesian Homes
If you’ve ever stood beneath the roof of an omah kuno, or traditional Javanese home, you’ll...
Meet Our Alami Reclaimed Teak Furniture Range
The name Alami comes from the Indonesian word for natural, but it also means ‘to experience’. That...
Why Plantation Timber Isn’t as Sustainable as You Think
We’ve all heard it before: “Eco-friendly.” “Sustainably sourced.” “For every tree we cut down, we...
How We Reclaim Our Timber
Ever wondered what it takes to turn century-old timber into stunning and strong as hell reclaimed...
Meet the Founders of Nusantara Lifestyle
Since meeting in Yogyakarta in 2015, Nusantara Lifestyle’s co-founders Will and Anysia have been...
Why Reclaimed Teak is the Answer to Timeless Style, Indoors and Out
The word “timeless style” gets thrown around a lot in design, but it's worth stopping to think...
Reclaimed Wood Flooring & Decking: A Solid Choice for Indoors and Out
When it comes to choosing flooring or decking for your home or project, the material you use...
Reclaimed Wood vs New Wood: Why is reclaimed better? Let us count the ways…
When choosing wooden furniture, or wood for floors, walls, or outdoor areas, the first question...
The Future of Sustainable Wood Furniture in Urban Living
Urban life keeps getting faster. Smaller spaces, bigger cities, and furniture that’s built...
Why Circular Economy Is The Future of Sustainable Furniture
Most furniture ends up in landfills. Not because it’s broken. Not because it’s useless. But...
How Sustainable Furniture Supports Small Businesses
Imagine furnishing your home with pieces that not only look stunning but also help heal the...