Bentwood Sculptural Teak Accent Chair in a restrained architectural interior
Starwood Furniture Indonesia

Starwood Furniture Indonesia - Company Profile 2026

The Craft of Place

Furniture and crafted timber environments from Jepara, created for exceptional places.

Editorial visualization of a Jepara furniture artisan hand-planing an Indonesian plantation teak component
Craftsmanship in Jepara - editorial visualization

Origin

Made with Intent

A piece of furniture begins long before the first cut. It begins with the character of a place, the way a guest will use it and the material chosen to carry that experience.

In Jepara, we translate those requirements into furniture and timber environments made with discipline, proportion and respect for the material.

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Company

Starwood at a Glance

PT. Starwood Furniture Indonesia is a made-to-order furniture manufacturer based in Jepara, Central Java. Established in 1997, the company develops indoor furniture, outdoor furniture, bespoke pieces and timber structures for professional project and trade clients.

Work is coordinated from approved requirements through production, finishing, quality review and export preparation.

Furniture manufacturing experience
Since 1997
Central Java, Indonesia
Jepara
Production model
Made to order
Connected business divisions
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Editorial furniture material desk with timber, upholstery, hardware and a technical drawing
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Editorial visualization of furniture makers inspecting Indonesian plantation teak boards in Jepara
Material selection in Jepara - editorial visualization
JeparaCentral JavaIndonesia

Origin

Born in Jepara

Starwood is based in Jepara, a Central Java town closely associated with furniture making and woodwork. From this location, the company develops furniture and timber solutions for projects in Indonesia and international destinations.

The value of place is practical: experienced makers, direct communication between design and production, and a working culture shaped around timber. Each commission begins with the client brief, references and performance requirements, then moves through a coordinated local manufacturing process.

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Editorial visualization of a furniture team reviewing a full-scale teak chair prototype in Jepara
Collaborative development - editorial visualization

People

Built by People

A project moves through many hands and several kinds of judgement. Design and production teams interpret the brief; craftspeople resolve material and construction; finishing and quality teams review the approved details; logistics prepares the order for its destination.

No single stage works in isolation. Clear information between those stages helps the finished work remain connected to the original requirement.

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Editorial project briefing table with drawings, timber samples, textiles and hardware

Partnership

Designed Around Your Brief

We work from the requirements that shape a project: use, scale, environment, material, finish, quantity, destination and delivery. The result may be one bespoke piece, a coordinated furniture family or a broader timber package.

HospitalityDesign studiosDevelopersInternational trade
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Making

Material, Understood

Starwood works with Indonesian plantation teak wood for indoor and outdoor furniture, with outdoor teak treated for exterior use. Mahogany is available for suitable indoor furniture, doors and windows. Bangkirai, also known as Yellow Balau, is used for principal timber structures made to approved architectural drawings.

Upholstery, finishes and hardware are selected against the requirements of each approved brief.

Solid Indonesian plantation teak edge detail
Indonesian plantation teak
Bangkirai timber structure concept
Bangkirai / Yellow Balau
Timber finish and cabinet detail
Project-selected finish
woven crescent hospitality reception desk
Example product sample
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Design and Engineering

From Idea to Line

Editorial visualization of furniture design development with drawings, a scale model and digital linework
Design development - editorial visualization
Editorial visualization of a hand-drawn chair study beside a teak joint model
Hand sketch and joint study - editorial visualization

A successful product resolves appearance, use, proportion, material and production in the same decision. Drawings and samples allow those decisions to be tested before production begins.

The editorial process visualizations and current finished product shown here illustrate separate working stages; they are not presented as one matching product record.

turned teak pendant light
Current product example
ProportionMaterial definitionProduction detail
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Development

From Line to Prototype

Before repetition comes resolution. Development allows proportion, comfort, structure, finish and manufacturability to be reviewed as one object.

The editorial process visualizations and completed piece shown here are separate examples of development stages, not one continuous product record.

Editorial visualization of a furniture maker transferring a template onto a plantation teak component
Component development - editorial visualization
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cane wing teak lounge chair
Example product
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Editorial visualization of a furniture maker checking the fit of a teak chair prototype
Prototype fit review - editorial visualization
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Making at Scale

Manufacturing

Making at Scale

In Jepara, drawings, samples and approved specifications move through a coordinated production workflow. Teams review each stage in relation to the intended furniture, finish and project requirements before the order is prepared for delivery.

Editorial production visualization - stages vary by project

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Detail at Hand

Manufacturing

Detail at Hand

Production is managed as a connected sequence rather than a collection of isolated tasks. Review points keep materials, dimensions, construction and finish aligned with the approved project information.

  1. 01Assembly and detail
  2. 02Finish and quality review
  3. 03Packing for the confirmed route

Editorial production visualization - stages vary by project

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Editorial visualization of tailored upholstery detailing on a teak hospitality chair
Upholstery detail - editorial visualization
Editorial visualization of a furniture specialist comparing a teak finish sample with a chair frame
Finish and quality review - editorial visualization
swivel teak and metal bar stool
Current product detail

Finish and Quality

Finish Is a Discipline

Sanding, finishing, upholstery and final checks are coordinated against the approved sample and project specification. Surface preparation is reviewed before finish application; upholstery details follow the selected materials and construction; completed pieces are checked against the agreed requirements before the order moves forward.

The aim is consistency across the order without disguising the natural character of timber.

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Packing and Export

Ready for the Journey

Before dispatch, completed furniture is reviewed against the approved order and prepared for the route ahead. Protection and packing are selected for the product, quantity, handling requirements and destination.

Order information and export preparation are coordinated with the buyer and logistics process. Final packing and documentation are agreed for the confirmed shipment.

Editorial visualization of a teak hospitality chair being protected for transport
Prepare and protect
Ready for the Journey
Pack for dispatch

Editorial packing visualizations. Protection and packing are confirmed for each order and route.

Furniture export services
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Sculpted Teak Lounge Chair and Ottoman in a quiet architectural interior

Place

Furniture Comes Alive in Place

Made to support the atmosphere, movement and purpose of the space around it.

Starwood teak sofa, coffee table and wingback chair in a hospitality lounge
Tailored Four-Seat Teak Sofa
Oval Pedestal Teak Coffee Table
Wingback Upholstered Teak Lounge Chair

Furniture in Place

Indoor Guest Spaces

Furniture for guestrooms, restaurants, lounges and private villas, developed around the project language rather than imposed upon it.

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Minimal Teak Outdoor Daybed with Side Table
Minimal Teak Outdoor Daybed with Side Table

Furniture in Place

Outdoor Guest Spaces

Outdoor pieces must balance comfort, drainage, structure, maintenance and exposure while remaining visually connected to the architecture.

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Bespoke

One Brief. One Original.

Dimensions, materials, finishes, upholstery, construction and packaging can be developed around the approved project brief. The principal console and related storage form shown here are current made-to-order products, presented as published examples rather than an invented project story.

Product
Project approved
Material
Project approved
Finish
Project approved
Dimensions
Project approved
Approved detail
Project approved
View the product
starwood furniture Cabriole Leg Teak Dressing
Cabriole Leg Teak Dressing
Curved Front Teak Storage Console, a current made-to-order Starwood product
Related current console form
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Editorial visualization of a Bangkirai post-and-beam timber structure under assembly in Indonesia
Bangkirai structure - editorial visualization

Timber Architecture

Architecture in Timber

Starwood develops wooden houses and timber structures from approved architectural drawings and project requirements. Principal structures are manufactured in Bangkirai wood, also known as Yellow Balau.

The scope can include timber components for private residences and resort projects, with dimensions and details coordinated against the approved design. Furniture, doors and windows may be developed separately where they form part of the wider brief.

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ITC Ratnadipa Colombo hotel interior with Starwood furniture
ITC Ratnadipa lounge furniture detail
ITC Ratnadipa hospitality furniture setting

Project Focus

ITC Ratnadipa, Colombo

ITC Ratnadipa is a 2024 hotel project in Colombo, Sri Lanka. Starwood's recorded scope covers furniture for restaurants, bars and lobbies, bringing several public hospitality settings into one coordinated package.

The approved photography shows lounge seating, dining arrangements and supporting pieces across spaces with different atmospheres and patterns of use. This case study remains within the scope documented by Starwood's current project record.

Colombo Sri Lanka2024 Project record yearHotel Project typePublic areas Restaurants, bars and lobbies
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Partnership

A Better Way to Work Together

A clear project begins with the right information and stays clear through review, approval, production, inspection and delivery preparation.

  1. 01

    Brief

    Share the project type, destination, quantities, drawings, references and requirements.

  2. 02

    Review

    We assess the brief against the current product and manufacturing scope.

  3. 03

    Develop

    Drawings, materials and samples are coordinated where the project requires them.

  4. 04

    Approve

    Production follows the information and samples approved for the order.

  5. 05

    Make

    Furniture is produced and finished to the confirmed project specification.

  6. 06

    Prepare

    Completed pieces are reviewed, protected and prepared for the agreed shipment.

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Project Enquiry

Start with a Brief

Share the project type, destination, required products, estimated quantities, drawings or references, preferred materials, target timing and applicable standards. Starwood can then review the request against its current capability.

  1. 01Project type and location
  2. 02Required products and estimated quantities
  3. 03Drawings, schedules or visual references
  4. 04Preferred materials, finishes and upholstery
  5. 05Intended use and performance requirements
  6. 06Target programme and destination
  7. 07Applicable standards, packing or delivery requirements
Fluted teak architectural entry door joinery detail
QR code linking to the Starwood project enquiry page

Scan to open the project enquiry page, or use the live button on this page.

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