Materials & Techniques
Explore the materials used by Bukit Interiors, including solid teak, rattan, rope, stone, upholstery fabrics, and custom finishes selected for furniture manufacturing in Indonesia.
Solid Indonesian Teak
Our primary hardwood for both indoor and outdoor furniture. Indonesian teak is naturally durable, dimensionally stable, and well suited to demanding hospitality and residential environments. Its warm tone and distinctive grain also allow it to work across both contemporary and traditional designs.
Reclaimed Teak
Reclaimed teak brings natural variation, weathering, and character that cannot be replicated with new timber. It is well suited to feature furniture, wall cladding, tables, consoles, and projects where a more aged or organic appearance is desired.
Mahogany
A versatile hardwood used for interior furniture, cabinetry, carved work, and decorative pieces. Mahogany machines and finishes well, allowing for clean detailing, smooth painted finishes, and more traditional furniture profiles.
Suar Wood
Known for its dramatic grain and ability to be used in large solid sections, suar is ideal for statement dining tables, communal tables, benches, counters, and live-edge furniture.
Natural Rattan
Rattan is used for chair backs, cabinet fronts, panels, headboards, seating, and decorative details. It adds warmth and visual texture while remaining lightweight and versatile for interior and covered outdoor applications.
Rope
Known for its dramatic grain and ability to be used in large solid sections, suar is ideal for statement dining tables, communal tables, benches, counters, and live-edge furniture.
Abaca & Other Fibres
Abaca, seagrass, and similar Indonesian fibres can be incorporated into panels, seating, lighting, decorative surfaces, and woven furniture details. These materials are best suited to interior or protected hospitality environments.
Natural Stone
We can source and incorporate Indonesian and imported natural stone into furniture and fixtures, including marble, granite, limestone, travertine, and other locally available materials. Stone can be used for tabletops, vanities, counters, consoles, and decorative elements.
Outdoor Fabrics
For outdoor and high-use hospitality furniture, performance fabrics can be specified for improved resistance to moisture, fading, staining, and frequent cleaning.
Contact us
Whether you have questions about our services, want to discuss a custom or project-based order, or are ready to begin the export process, we’d love to hear from you. Please note that we operate on a minimum order of one 20-foot container and do not offer single-item purchases.