Friday, May 31, 2013
Monday, December 5, 2011
My Portfolio
Since now I'm officially an interior designer, and I do freelancing interior jobs in Jakarta for now, I'd like to invite you to take a look on my portfolios on Coroflot
Enjoy!
view my portfolio:
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Graduation Day
I finally had my graduation last Sunday, October 30th, 2011
I was graduated from Tarumanagara University, Jakarta, major in Interior Design.
That was the 58th graduation from my campus and located in Jakarta Convention Center.
I was so excited and happy for the graduation since I can make my family, especially mom, and hopefully my late dad, proud of me.
My mom, my sister, my boyfriend, and my friends was there to congratulated me and many pictures taken.
Later I had my graduation dinner, in Caza Suki, Mahakam, South Jakarta.
Fortunately, the interior of the restaurant just been renovated by my former boss, Nobuyuki Narabayashi, from Desain9, Bali.
Great food, great design, with great people around.
What a perfect dinner to end the celebration day.
Me and the dean
Graduation atmosphere in JCC plenary hall
Mom, me, and my lovely sister
My boyfriend and I
and my friends are coming too!!
Me and my bestie, Rica Donna, wearing beautiful kebaya, one of the heritage costume from Indonesia
FYI, my skirt is made from batik cloth from Garut, rarely known, but it has a unique motif and color
BBQ-ing at Caza Suki
A slight view of Caza Suki Restaurant
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Today, a year ago..
Just for reminder of our first date after almost 3 years without contact
This was the beginning of our journey
Posing at Pesta Blogger 2010
Epicentrum Walk
Our first movie, RED
in Emporium Pluit
Our first dinner :)
That was simple, fun, and yet memorable
Now that I'm with you
Thank you for all the ups and downs and there will be more exciting things to go through
Hope we'll survive and conquer all the obstacles
Love you now and forever.. <3
Friday, October 7, 2011
3D Art by Yuki Matsueda
It's an 3D art by Yuki Matsueda, a Japanese artist, that start from simple ideas, daily things we see everyday, and he made it escape from the 2 dimensions square.
Gosh this is great!
Gosh this is great!
source: Trendland
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Cool Housewares
I really am in love with these two houseware brands.
I think they're innovative and really inspires me since I love anything
about unique house and kitchenware design.
I hope one day I can make my own brand ;)
Duell
(Portable Bank)
Join
(Cuttlery Set)
Basketbin
Holy Toast
Mix Stix
(I bought this for my boyfriend's bday gift, he's a drummer ;))
Cool Jazz
(Ice cube)
Aren't they really cool?
You can see the rest of their products on their website.
I hope one day I can make my own brand ;)
RIP Steve Jobs
(picture source: Trendland)
Rest In Peace Steve Jobs (1955 - 2011) the founder of Apple.
I'm really sad like people all around the world do.
He's a great innovator and inspiration in our generation.
Life would be different without his Pods, Pads, Books, Pros, Touches, and all the softwares he made.
Goodbye Steve, maybe you can keep on innovating in heaven.
Think Different. Stay hungry. Stay foolish.
(Posted from Macbook)
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
My Inspiration
I wanna share a link of someone so gorgeous that inspired me to start writing again. I found her from Lookbook, while I was lookbook-ing. First I was impressed by the way she dressed, her astonishing red hair, her red lips, and when I entered her website, I just became a fan of her. Her name is Cosette Munch. Please visit her website and her lookbook yourself and see why she inspired me so much..
Monday, July 18, 2011
in the middle of nowhere
What's going on with me recently:
- I've finished my S1 study and now I'm oficially an interior designer
- I moved out from the apartment where we lived for 2 years and move to my aunty's house
- I fell in love with the same guy for the past 9 month and will always be
What will I do next:
- undefined
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
A year after..
It’s almost been a year since my dad left.
So many things have changed and happened in a year. To my family, my circumstances, and myself.
I can’t say that I’m over the sorrow yet, but I can say that I’m not mourning anymore.
I still miss him so much and I’m longing for his presence, now, here, with us.
I miss his joke, I miss his laugh, I miss his hug, I miss his wisdom, I miss his genius thoughts, I miss his kind eyes.
He was a great dad, an all-in-one dad.
He’s my walking encyclopedia, my doctor, my healer, my tutor, my friend, and now he’s my saint.
A year after he left..
I’m still trying to cover the wound and wipe the tears.
I survived, I’m still running my life.
I live his dreams in my own dreams.
I know it’s not the best but I will keep on trying.
After he left..
I know that he’s not going anywhere.
He stays here.
He stays in my heart.
Thursday, November 4, 2010
The Island of Art, Food, and Pleasure
I haven’t post anything about Bali because I was literally had no time for blogging while I was there. Me and my classmate, Jessy Bongsu, worked at PT. Desain9 (read: Desain Sembilan) in Kerobokan, Bali. The boss is a famous Japanese interior designer Nobuyuki Narabayashi, former designer at Super Potato, Japan. He had been living in Bali for over 10 years so he can speak Indonesian fluently. Desain9 is a small interior design company with huge astonishing projects, such as The Junction, Casa del Mango, Indi-vie, and so on. Formally, I worked from 10 to 6, but in reality, the clock is ticking much longer than it should be. But no matter how long we stayed at the office, I’ve never got bored, because the atmosphere is really fun and warm. I feel like we were all family from different parents. I learned many things from this small community, from the design things to lifestyle, how to have a (my boss’ version of) balance life. We spent lots of time together, even when we were not in working time. We went karaokeing, baseball, futsal (every Friday), bowling, etc. In my last week in Bali, we went to Ubud, to stay in Jungle Villa for one night. It’s a beautiful private villa, surrounded by a real tropical jungle, with a modern ethnic interior and marvelous landscape. I was really lucky to have such oportunity to experience all those things. I really Bali, and the people, and I promise I’ll come back to Bali, very soon.
Lesson learned: We should have a balance life, and we cannot be a lazy person. We have to sketch (for designers only), we have to eat, we have to drink, we have to play, and we have to do it in equal quantities.
and here's some photos from Bali...
The whole crew..
left-right: Fabian, Kris, Ishikawa San, me, Jessy, Emo, Nara San, Mbak Mila, Ai Ai, Mas Andi.
We were celebrating Ai Ai and Mbak Mila's birthday, we ate at Laota, and had a big party at Inul Vista. We had a big fun, and everyone was going wild and crazy!
Nasi Bali @ Warung Bali Pasar Taman Sari, Kerobokan.. My favorite local food so far..
Me, in the Junction Workshop, scratching the white-washed timber wood with a piece of glass.. I went here, most in the middle of the day, and my skin became darker and darker day by day.. (see my arm?)
Feasting at Echo Beach, Canggu. Grilled seafood, steak, salad, and many more..
Posing at Monkey Forest Ubud
Little evil who stole ice cream from Jessy..
The stairs to Jungle Villa
I also meet my friends, Ugez and Saras, at Kuta Square when they had a school trip to Bali
Playing at Batu Belig Beach, not so far from our office
Kerobokan - Kuta area.
Having lunch at Teras Padi, Tegalalang, near Ubud, with Mbak Mila, Nara San, and Fabian.
And here's the beautiful view..
The not-finished-yet The Junction at night..
Bali Sampling.. The jars containing different spices, traditional foods, etc, It's really satisfying to finally see it, arranged neatly, on the kitchen front of The Junction, after a very long process,and meetings, and trips, and frustrations..
Delicious Shawarma Belgian Sandwich at The Junction
Me and Jessy, in our last hours in Bali... See you later, Bali!!
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