Indonesia Tatler Homes - March - May 2015

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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.

Indonesia Tatler Homes Magazine Description:

The essential guide to the very best in life, Indonesia Tatler has unparalleled access to the world’s most glamorous people, the exotic places they frequent, and the desirable objects they own. This includes the spaces and places they live in and love the most—which is why we devote a whole magazine to this topic: Indonesia Tatler Homes.
Coming to you with a bright new look and format, we’ve reworked Indonesia Tatler Homes to make it broader and better looking than ever before.
With editorial that now includes all aspects of high-end living, from spas to designer villas to luxurious apartments and more, the magazine is a must-be-read guide to living the luxe life.