We close 2014 with this, our 6th anniversary issue, in which we share with you how we believe art and design influence our daily lives. We want you, our dear readers, to always think creatively and to be inspired constantly when it comes to your home or even your lives in general. In this final issue of the year, we feature a selection of content that is connected with our anniversary.

There is a collaboration between architect Adityawarman, interior designer Yandi Prayudhi and product designer Mitchy Riffandie, who used the number
6 as the basis for a stunning design concept. We also bring you a visual treat with a rustic Christmas table setting for six from local interior designers based at Domisilium Studio. This issue is also very special since we collaborated with Citatah, the well-known and successful Indonesian stone company. In fact, on this issue’s cover we feature one of Citatah’s collections, named Frozen Garden by Marcel Wanders for Bisazza.
We also bring you fascinating and inspiring articles about senior architect Paul Tanghe and the four founders of Desainer Interior Muda Mendesain (DIMM) about their vision for the creative industries here.

Meanwhile,we hope you enjoy our profiles of outstanding upscale properties in our Home Living and Apartment Living sections. Last, but certainly not least, Indonesia Tatler Homes would like to wish you a Happy New Year filled with creative energy and positive vibes

Welcome our year-end, New Year issue. If you’re reading this in December, all of us here at Indonesia Tatler Homes would like to wish you a happy and blessed New Year. If you’re reading this in 2017, we hope the party hangover doesn’t last too long!
This issue is a bit special issue for us. Because we know that most of you will have done your Christmas or post-Christmas shopping by the time you read the magazine, we’re focusing much more on stunning properties rather than product reviews and roundups. After all, now is the time to start planning your dream home—and even plan your travels around luxury living.
As such, we take an in-depth look at a unique villa complex on the Caribbean island of Mustique: a villa noteworthy not only because its inspiration came from the island of Bali, but also because the man behind the concept was none other than the late David Bowie, who died around a year ago leaving behind a monumental legacy. As well as this impressive architectural wonder, we look at Bowie’s little-known but strong ties with Indonesia.
Elsewhere in the issue, we meet Belgian landscaper François Goffinet, whose work is based on the philosophy of a harmonious relationship between man and nature. For Goffinet, the art of gardening is like making music—it can make your whole body vibrate through majestic harmonies. Now, he has designed a collection of garden furniture in response to the demand for elegant pieces, and he has also created a range of garden ornaments.
We also take a peek at some of the recent happenings in the world of interiors and decor, including the 2016 edition of the Indonesian Contemporary Art & Design Festival, also known as ICAD. Now into its seventh year, the exhibition saw artists and designers such as Agung Kurniawan, Budi Pradono, Eko Nugroho, Hermawan Tanzil and Oscar Lawalata participate. We do hope you enjoy the issue and again would like to wish you a blessed 2017.

September issues are always special for those of us who work in the media. They represent the end of one season and the start of another—a kind of renewal or rebirth. This is also true of Indonesia Tatler Homes: our September issue is brimming with new ideas that we hope will take root in your minds and inspire new beginnings in your lives. 
As well as our regular content, comprising tips, tricks and helpful hints on how to make your home and your life absolutely fabulous, we feature some of the most stunning developments in the country and the region. These include a residential home designed by locally renowned designer Yuni Jie, a luxurious penthouse in Surabaya, a new project in the Kapten Tendean area and much more. We also add a colourful twist to the mix as we take a peek into the interior of the office of social media company Qubicle, as well as one of the most-talked-about new restaurants in town, Kila Kila. 
The issue is also something of an “art issue” since we see how the work of legendary architects Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid and Oscar Niemeyer has been transformed into a futuristic jewellery collection: check out our Accessories section for more details. We are also celebrating the inaugural edition of Art Stage Jakarta, which was held in August. This must-see event was a resounding success and will surely become one of the most significant art happenings in Asia.
Meanwhile, bringing us back to what makes September so special for many of us—the fall/winter fashion collections from the world’s leading brands—we also feature Bottega Veneta, which successfully and spectacularly crossed over from fashion to lifestyle at Salone del Mobile 2016. 
So that’s September wrapped up. And speaking of wrapping, Christmas is right around the corner, so keep an eye out for our next issue, which will be a seasonal special...

Behind every stylish design, structure or artwork there’s a great mind—someone who perhaps breaks conventions, barriers and, indeed, the rules to achieve success. All of this and more is true of “architect diva” Zaha Hadid, whom we sadly lost earlier this year. The world of architecture—and the world in general, such was Hadid’s impact—has mourned her passing, and we pay homage to her this issue. We’re also sad to say goodbye to local legend Han Awal, founder of the renowned architecture firm Han Awal & Partners.
But every end also means a fresh start, and this issue is packed with ideas that will help you transform a house into your dream home this summer season. We start with an in-depth report covering Salone del Mobile.Milano 2016, recently held in Italy. This huge expo was packed with innovations and ideas that are sure to spark your imagination, even if you were unable to make it to the actual event. We also meet flourishing young local designer Felix Tjahjadi, whose name is sure to become more familiar to all design aficionados in the future. Felix is an expert on window display designs and his work has included projects for fashion brands including Hermès and Jade.
Stylish homes born from extraordinary concepts are also a major focus this issue. These include a historical building in Yogyakarta that was transformed into a unique home, a minimalistic house design in North Jakarta, and many more residential projects. And as it’s the summer season and you may be spending more time with your kids, we look at what’s trending in the children’s design world. After all, while we’ve already lost two big names in design and architecture this year, we should always remember that the children are our future. We hope you enjoy the choices we’ve made, the stories we tell, and the memories we help you create.

A new season just around the corner means heaps of new trends, collections and products for us to feature and for you to feast your eyes on. Colours, forms, tastes and styles change so much as we approach summer that we hope this issue is an absolute treasure trove of new ideas for your home and design needs. Of course, there’s also a slew of new designers, architects and artisans on the scene too, and we focus on some of these this issue. All are talented and most are home-grown: there has never been a better time to be in design, interiors and homes in Indonesia.
In this March-May edition, we’ve also taken a fresh look at the freedom of expression that comes with design. Design should not always have one foot in the past, but should have both eyes also firmly set on the future. This is what celebrated art connoisseur Rudy Akili shares with us in our interview. Like us, he’s inspired by the next generation of artists, as well as the contemporary art scene in Indonesia. We also get to chat with legendary architect I. M. Pei and muralist Ines Katamso, who explains the unique challenges—and also the unique opportunities for creative expression—that this art form can bring. Meanwhile, our cover showcases a playful yet glamorous residence in Portugal designed by the daughter of Graça Viterbo, Gracinha Viterbo. Closer to home, we take an insider’s peek into residences located in Jakarta, Bali and Semarang. We also take a somewhat playful look at designers and their pets. And why not? After all, these faithful companions can be muses and inspirations for artists, as well as genuine friends—friends who never talk back!

Lastly, as in every issue, we feature the very latest in interiors trends, accessories, furniture, art exhibitions and much more, all for your delight and pleasure. So sit back and absorb the very best from all these industries and we’ll see you again next time.

Seasonal cheer and a Happy New Year to all of you, our readers! As we enter this last month of the year, we would like to show our appreciation to all of you for your ongoing support through this Indonesia Tatler Homes 7th Anniversary Issue. And, as a special gift to you, we present not only the spirit of fine design and endless creativity in these pages, but also a free 30-page supplement showcasing the best of the best in the local and international furniture industry.
We hope you enjoy our holiday treat!
In the magazine, meanwhile, we start with the Trends pages, which will spoil you with our selection of the
most spectacular designs from around the world, plus our interviews with the owners of the three famous Jakarta-based design brands: KARE, Melandas and Magran Group. And to inspire the inner interior designer in you, the Sanctuaries section features selected residences with unique and timeless design concepts, which are located in Jakarta and Bali. We also take you all the way to Los Angeles, where a modern and natural home is the perfect combination of Art Deco and Italian-style design, thanks to American architect Richard Landry. We also take a tour of a luxurious residence that has adapted elements of American classic design and Chinoiserie, which is located somewhat closer to home, in South Jakarta. We also share the thoughts and ideas of well-known local architects from Wahana Architects and Atelier Riri.
For those who pursue more sedentary lives, we also bring you 10 of the most iconic chairs in the design world that we feature through a beautiful illustration along with the story behind every chair. And on that note, do take a seat, relax and enjoy this lavish edition!

Welcome to our September issue, one of the most important of the year and one that is packed with inspiring new collections and dazzling designs. But before I get into the magazine, I would like to ask a simple question: what object, building or other item would you say boasts the best design? I believe none of us can answer this because every design is unique. Different forms give us different solutions and different inspirations, completing our lives in many different ways. We like to think of Indonesia Tatler Homes as the curator of these world-class designs, all of which were born from different ideas, philosophies and ideologies.
After all, when you run a cover story featuring the stunning residence owned by American football player Tom Brady and his supermodel spouse Giselle Bündchen, you know you’re in good company. Located between the dreamy blue Pacific Ocean and the sprawling Santa Monica Mountains, this European-style residence was designed by leading architect Richard Landry, and his profile became one of the highlights of this issue. And in our Sanctuaries section, we present some of the most luxurious condominium projects in both Jakarta and Singapore. Then there’s the hidden house in the middle of the Joshua Tree National Park in California, designed by veteran American architect Kendrick Bangs Kellogg.
Can it get any better? Of course! We also met up with Spanish artist and designer Jaime Hayon earlier this year, with the result an exclusive interview featured in this issue just for you. He appears alongside two other big-hitters in the worlds of interiors and design, Laura Kirar and Grachina Viterbo. We’re grateful to all these incredible talents and minds for sharing their thoughts, inspirations and secrets with us. And we hope that through these ideas, we in turn encourage you to live a life that embraces innovation and inspiration.

Last month the design world suffered a great loss with the untimely death of
Jaya Ibrahim, in this issue we pay homage to his legend and celebrate him
as an Indonesian designer who was an inspiration to many designers around
the world.
Despite this tragedy the design industry certainly seems to be celebrating.
There has been so many occasions these last few months; prestigious
events, parties, inspirations and young talents who emerged to steal our creative hearts. Our pages
are filled with content that inspires, as we joined in this celebration of the design world together with
YOU, our readers of Indonesia Tatler Homes.
In this issue we start our coverage with a compilation on the biggest annual design event; Salone
Del Mobile 2015 reporting on the latest stories from our local design industry. This special issue
also features various stylish homes and innovative architecture, united through their ‘smart design’
concept. We speak with many talented individuals in our interview section, including the proprietors
of Leica, Saniharto, RR Atelier to Niro Granite. We also bring you the insights of the main players of
three well-known design firms; Nataneka, Francine Lestari and Hawawinata & Associates.
We trust that you will find a feast for your eyes with our brand new look. This redesigned issue
is sure to be an inspiring addition to your collection. This issue is a taken of our gratitude for your
ongoing celebration of creativity with Indonesia Tatler Homes. Raise your inspiration and cheers!

Hot on the heels of our anniversary issue at the end of last year, this first
Indonesia Tatler Homes of 2015 presents you with a treasure trove of
inspiration and extraordinary themes. As well as the newest trends
and phenomena from the worlds of architecture, design and art around
the world, we also feature cultural and historical stories that have had
significant impact in the past and present, and will do so in the future.
Besides an exclusive interview with four owner of famous interiors brands in Jakarta, namely MOIE, BIKA, Goodrich and Ethnicraft, we also bring you the best of the world’s most beautiful residences. Most of these residences were influenced by the richness of the past blended with modern contemporary touches.

For example, we lift the lid on a premium condominium project boasting amazing views of the Bay Bridge in San Francisco, which was designed by Indonesian interior designer Jonathan Rachman. In Vienna, we turn our attention to an apartment located in a beautiful, classical property built at the turn of the century.

Here in Indonesia, we take a tour around an American-style residence in South Jakarta area and also look at a property packed with pieces from the owner’s exquisite art collection. And in a new section, we feature eight pages tagged ‘Working Space’, which takes us to a studio in Bandung owned by young Indonesian artist Arin Sunaryo.

No issue would be complete without focusing on local and global talent, so here we feature Dutch architect and interior designer Rene Van Zwietenm, as well as emerging Indonesian architect Joe Wilendra and young ‘papercut’ artist Tatyana Renatta. And with updates, tips and tricks to transform your lives, we hope this issue is more than enough to stir your creative souls.

This  edition features some pretty amazing residences from Indonesia to Japan to the United States, with some amazing concepts.  Also take a peek at some very local projects; a residence in Semarang designed by the couple from Studio Air Putih, plus Baccarat Residences in New York. This issue also proudly shares our exclusive interviews with local designer Ayu Sawitri Djoddy and Torafu Architects from Japan.

The middle of the year is synonynous with celebrations in the art and design industries. Maison et Objet Asia in Singapore is one such exhibition that we feature in Indonesia Tatler Homes June-August 2014 issue. From our own country, we also offer up tons of inspirational ideas for you, including impressive residential projects and three couples who happen to be famous architects, interior designers and young talented artists.

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