A home with a past. Answers for its future.

Every project brings together reclaimed Indonesian teak, traditional architectural character and contemporary living. Available materials and original details make each home distinctive.

We prioritise reusable timber and elements recovered from existing Indonesian structures. A project may combine materials from one or several buildings with carefully selected replacement parts.

Age varies by structure. Historical information may help estimate a period, but we do not describe an estimated age as verified without supporting evidence.

These are distinct Indonesian architectural traditions, recognised by their proportions, roof forms and structural features. Our collections draw inspiration from these styles.

The amount of provenance information varies. We gather and share available records, while identifying any elements whose origin or age cannot be independently confirmed.

Not necessarily. Existing elements may need repair, reinforcement or replacement after inspection; any material changes should be described in the agreed project scope.

Careful reuse can preserve elements of traditional craftsmanship and architecture. The cultural significance and documented history of each structure vary.

No two available reclaimed structures have exactly the same history, timber characteristics or architectural details. Your final design is also developed around your project.

Our collections are The Nest, The Retreat, The Legacy and The Bespoke, covering intimate retreats, villas, larger residences and individually designed projects.

Often, within the limits of available materials, structural feasibility and destination regulations. Any changes are assessed before a proposal is finalised.

Yes. Contemporary glazing, kitchens, bathrooms and finishes can be incorporated when the structural design and local requirements allow.

It can, provided the completed building meets local planning, engineering, safety and habitability requirements.

Possibly. Access, foundations, ground conditions, available space and permits must be checked for the intended site.

They may suit boutique villas, retreats, guest accommodation or other hospitality uses, subject to project design and local commercial regulations.

Yes, these can be included in the overall design. The scope of services and installation is specified separately for each project.

No. Collections present design directions; actual availability depends on the individual reclaimed structures and materials sourced at the time of enquiry.

Available timber is reviewed for condition, dimensions, character and suitability. Structural reuse requires appropriate technical assessment.

Strength depends on the actual condition of each component, its joints and the loads it must carry. Age alone does not establish structural performance.

Material is inspected and suitable treatment measures may be specified as needed. Prevention and periodic monitoring are still important after installation.

Where practical, we aim to retain marks, texture and details that give the timber its character while addressing condition and safety requirements.

Original joinery can be preserved where suitable. Engineering reviews may lead to repair, reinforcement or alternative connections.

Potentially. Insulation, ventilation, moisture protection and structural loading must be designed for the specific destination and climate.

No. Reusing wood may offer advantages, but sourcing, restoration and long-distance transport still have impacts. Quantified environmental claims require evidence.

Some timber structures can be dismantled and rebuilt, but future relocation depends on their condition, connections, local rules and professional assessment.

We assess worldwide projects individually. Delivery feasibility depends on export and import requirements, freight access, documentation and destination regulations.

Reusable elements can be documented, carefully dismantled, labelled and packed. Packing and transport plans depend on the selected structure.

Installation responsibilities are agreed by project. Qualified local teams and destination-specific engineering or permits may be necessary.

Compliance is determined locally. Architects, engineers and authorities may need to approve the design, foundations, materials and final construction.

Costs vary with available timber, structure size, restoration, design and scope. We prepare an individual quotation after discussing your project.

Included items are listed in writing. Never assume shipping, duties, foundations, services, finishes, permits or local assembly are included unless specified.

Schedules depend on sourcing, inspections, restoration, design, transport and approvals. We provide a project-specific timeline once requirements are defined.

Where a structure is accessible and available, we can discuss viewing arrangements or provide additional images, video and technical details.

Reservations are subject to availability and written terms, including any deposit, duration and cancellation conditions.

Damage should be documented and assessed. Repair, replacement and insurance responsibilities follow the agreed freight and purchase terms.

It is a proposed project record for eligible homes, designed to document available architectural, provenance, restoration and structural identification information after review.

No. It is a private documentation initiative, not an official customs, forestry, phytosanitary, ownership or government-issued certificate.

Depending on the project, documents may include an agreed quote, timber inventory, available source records, drawings and shipping paperwork. Any additional deliverables are contractual.

Yes. The concept is designed to preserve available information so that the home’s documented story can accompany successive owners and generations.

Care depends on climate, finishes, moisture exposure and condition. Periodic inspection, suitable cleaning and timely repairs are essential.

Explore the collections, tell us about your destination and intended use, and share your preferred size and style. We can then review suitable options and next steps.