Craft,
placed in context.
Five project stories where material, making and atmosphere meet — presented as a visual journal rather than a conventional catalogue.
Five projects.
Five different contexts.
Kalani Villa Uluwatu, Babylon, Tampah Hills, Burnt Ends Restaurant and 85 Amoy form five distinct chapters. Each is presented through a different visual rhythm, keeping the portfolio focused on material, spatial character and project context.
Kalani Villa
A warm residential setting where timber, natural textures and open living areas create a calm, tactile atmosphere.
Living / 01
Detail / 02
Context / 03Babylon
A quieter project chapter shaped around surface, proportion and material restraint. Babylon is presented as a study of how small decisions can establish the atmosphere of an entire space.
Tampah Hills
Open architecture, timber structure and woven textures create a conversation between crafted objects and the surrounding landscape.
Architecture / 01
Dining / 02
Texture / 03Burnt Ends
Restaurant
A hospitality chapter with a stronger, darker material presence. The project is framed through warmth, timber, contrast and the intimacy of a restaurant environment.
85 Amoy
A richly layered hospitality interior where warm timber, intimate scale and detailed shelving create character in every corner.
Bar / 01
Detail / 02
Interior / 03Five chapters. One material language.
A concise project index for quick navigation. Each chapter above is designed to carry its own visual rhythm while remaining part of one portfolio system.
Kalani Villa Uluwatu
Bali · Indonesia 02Babylon
Selected Project 03Tampah Hills
Lombok · Indonesia 04Burnt Ends Restaurant
Singapore 0585 Amoy
SingaporeA new space.
A new chapter.
Share the brief, references and project context. We can begin with a conversation and develop the right material and craft direction together.