450.00MYR
Working alongside our plumber-maker, we have developed a series of architectural fittings and hardware that the customer can easily install in their homes. The copper pipe and spherical polished concrete faucet handles are individually hand-bent, cast and polished to shape. ...
150.00MYR
The Merdeka Chair Poster Collections Format: A1 (840 x 590 mm) Printing: full colour digital print on 170 gsm matte paper Designer: Imaya Wong © Kedai Bikin 2017
150.00MYR
The Merdeka Chair Poster Collections Format: A1 (840 x 590 mm) Printing: full colour digital print on 170 gsm matte paper Designer: Imaya Wong © Kedai Bikin 2017
80.00MYR
The pattern on our tea towels are designed by Ammar from our Kedai team, inspired by modular precast concrete architectural ventblocks found on most tropical buildings in the 60s and 70s. The repetitive interlocking rhythm of the blocks are abtracted...
495.00MYR
The pattern was based on a specific spatial division of a vernacular malay house called 'Selang' - it is the other exit that leads to the rear area of the house. The spaces were developed historically according to the division...
190.00MYR
These are sturdy tray borne out of practicality, using a sustainable local material, bamboo. Woven by groups of agro-based Native peoples from Pahang, Malaysia. These are traditionally used to separate the rice grains from other grains and to separate the groundnut skins or...
50.00MYR
These exquisite rattan baskets are handwoven by the Bidayuh people in Sarawak and Kalimantan. Usually woven by women during non-harvesting seasons, the weavers usually belong to an extended family, who come together at a designated house to weave during the...
90.00MYR
These exquisite rattan baskets are handwoven by the Bidayuh people in Sarawak and Kalimantan. Usually woven by women during non-harvesting seasons, the weavers usually belong to an extended family, who come together at a designated house to weave during the...
290.00MYR
These exquisite rattan baskets are handwoven by the Bidayuh people in Sarawak and Kalimantan. Usually woven by women during non-harvesting seasons, the weavers usually belong to an extended family, who come together at a designated house to weave during the...
260.00MYR
These exquisite rattan baskets are handwoven by the Bidayuh people in Sarawak and Kalimantan. Usually woven by women during non-harvesting seasons, the weavers usually belong to an extended family, who come together at a designated house to weave during the...
350.00MYR
These gorgeous laundry baskets are woven by women from the Penan tribe in Sarawak. These baskets can also be used as waste baskets or umbrella holders and are woven using rattan as the main structure, with pvc strips as the...
450.00MYR
Working alongside our plumber-maker, we have developed a series of architectural fittings and hardware that the customer can easily install in their homes. The copper pipe and pretty ‘mooncake’ concrete faucet handles are individually hand-bent and cast. These were launched...
