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Never thought I'd see a rantang featured here!
This is surely a twist from the original rantang commonly used in Indonesia which made from stainless steel or plastic - very durable and portable.
Yet this much prettier version is impractical, not suitable for a daily lunch box.

Love the light filled colorful rooms!

Thanks for featuring our humble house, Gregory & AT :)

And thanks all for your comments!

@Shannon Ashley: I can understand your horror. Once my friend who went to culinary school outside Asia got the same reaction from her teachers when she made Pandan Bread - bread made with Pandan leaves (yes, it's a green but not moldy and surprisingly delicious bread).

@pazzaglia: Sorry for the confusing layout. If you're referring to the room at the rightside corner between the kitchen and the back garden, it would be the laundry and storage room.

@tmchd & illestwifey: so when are you guys going to mudik? :D

For the IKEA stuff, we got them from Singapore - thanks to the flatpacked products and budget airlines!

My dream kitchen!

Actually I've re-do my kitchen, made it a white semi outdoor kitchen which open to the backgarden. Love it!

hmm.. the 'before' is not so bad afterall..

looks comfy allright, but still I'm worried about the safety..

Wow!
I've never thought such a traditional (and orange) house could be this fresh, light and airy..
Well done!

I agree, they are very beautiful indeed.

Incase you guys want to see more affordable handmade home accessories from Indonesia, you can go here :
Feathers For Nest
http://feathernestdesign.blogspot.com/

Thanks :)

I'm inspired!!

Love the idea!
..hesitate about the chalk dust though