Author: Natalia Chandra

  • Lace Divider

    2024

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    Part of the same collection as the stool and lamp, Lace Divider distinguishes itself through its unique materiality.

    The concept was born from the challenge of textile waste—specifically the leftover lace and brokat from bespoke wedding gowns. Since every bride seeks a unique design for their dream day, the creation of couture naturally generates significant remnants.

    Turning waste into gems, Studio Hendro Hadinata and Threadapeutic collaborated to transform these “meaningful traces” into a functional masterpiece. Lace Divider preserves the essence of those celebrated moments, weaving the beauty of a “dream day” into a new, tangible reality.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata and Threadapeutic are proud to announce that Lace Divider has been named the winner of the Design Anthology Awards 2025 in the Textile category. This recognition celebrates our commitment to transforming reclaimed materials into culturally significant design.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Threadapeutic

    Product
    Lace Divider

    Material
    Fabric

  • Fabric in Form Stool

    2024

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    Stools wrapped in partially-finished textile cushion covers become an interactive canvas for you to complete.

    Each stool features a unique shade of blue, inspired by birds and insects native to Indonesia, crafted from surplus fabric found in Threadapeutic’s storeroom. At their core lies the process of “brushing,” a technique that reveals the hidden layers of fabric beneath.

    First showcased at Bintaro Design District 2024, these stools encourage a tactile connection with the act of making—transforming something functional into a tactile experience for the user.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Threadapeutic

    Product
    Fabric in Form Stool

    Material
    Fabric

  • Win Chair

    2024

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    Win Chair is designed for exceptional comfort, especially in the seating and spine areas, allowing for extended sitting without discomfort.

    Unlike many stiff chairs on the market, Win Chair prioritizes ergonomics, with adjustments to joints and construction that enhance both comfort and the chair’s sleek, dynamic appearance. This attention to detail ensures that Win Chair delivers superior comfort and style for an enhanced sitting experience.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections

    Product
    Win Chair

    Material
    Solid wood, upholstery

  • Deco Chair

    2024

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    Contemporary design focuses on blending aesthetics with comfort and ergonomics.

    Deco Chair embodies this by offering both visual appeal and practical functionality. Its design prioritizes user experience, with carefully crafted backrest curves for lumbar support and seamlessly integrated side joints that enhance its modern look while ensuring durability. The goal is to create a chair where comfort and quality come together effortlessly.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections

    Product
    Deco Chair

    Material
    Solid wood, weaving

  • Hiro Chair

    2024

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    Hiro Chair is inspired by the Japanese philosophy of craftsmanship, focusing on the beauty of detail and simplicity.

    Embracing this ethos, we explored the natural elegance of materials and techniques, transitioning from solid wood to plywood bending for the backrest. This process allowed us to create graceful curves while minimizing material use. Subtle enhancements to the chair’s foot and profile add to its aesthetic appeal, giving it a solid and striking presence.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections

    Product
    Hiro Chair

    Material
    Plywood bending, solid wood

  • Ton Chair

    2024

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    Represent a unique fusion of innovative material usage; it is resulting in its bold character.

    Ton Chair is departing from the conventional wood bending technique to incorporate hollow metal bending, a method that is essential for reducing material wastage and enhancing durability. By looking at its weaknesses in traditional construction, such as fragile joints; metal bending emerges as a solution. Additionally, the inclusion of a construction ring at the chair’s base strengthens its structure, ensuring longevity.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections

    Product
    Ton Chair

    Material
    Hollow metal

  • Madam Chair

    2024

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    Madam Chair embodies a harmonious fusion of interpreted visuals, offering an essence of simplicity and lightweight design.

    A notable enhancement is found in the intricate detailing of the backrest seat, which imparts distinctive strength to the chair. Deliberate consideration was given to the material selection, transitioning from conventional wood to rattan, thereby amplifying both effectiveness and ecological sustainability.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections

    Product
    Madam Chair

    Material
    Plywood bending, rattan

  • Studio Hendro Hadinata x Every Collections | Phase Three: Reconstruct

    Exploring functional yet aesthetically pleasing details has been an everyday task for product designers.

    Seeking a new perspective can arise from existing dilemmas within well-known products, including furniture with its complicated structures, ergonomic considerations, size concerns, and sustainability issues. This reconstruction process aims to elevate these designs to be adaptable to present situations such as themeable interior demands and architecture in hospitality sectors without dismissing their iconic features.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata’s holistic approach to design interpretation, combined with EVERY Collection’s craftsmanship, has resulted in the creation of a line of ‘Bread and Butter’ chair collections.

    Discover more about the collection.

    Madam Chair

    Hiro Chair

    Ton Chair

    Deco Chair

    Win Chair

  • Bentar Lamp

    2023

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    With the concept of traditional Indonesian gateways and temples (candi), this design is a reflection of Nusantara’s ancestral philosophies. Gerbang Terbelah (divided gateways), popular in Java, Bali and Lombok, has become our main inspiration. Gerbang Terbelah is still one of the most impactful architectural relics in Indonesia which was said to be found in the Majapahit era. Candi Bentar, has also become one of our main compasses.

    Studio Hendro Hadinata x Robries

    Product
    Bentar Lamp

    Material
    Recycled plastic

  • Studio Hendro Hadinata x Robries

    ROBRIES is providing quality 100% recycled polymer sheet based in Surabaya, Indonesia. Our abilities to understand clients’ needs and to meet their requirement have positioned us to be a market leaders in quality recycled product in Indonesia.

    Inside our own manufacturing facility have recycled 110+ tons of plastic waste and upcycled 200+ millions of bottle caps, transforming them into 20.000+ valuable products for more responsible living.

    Click here to get to know Robries.

    As an industrial product designer deeply engaged with material innovation, Studio Hendro Hadinata has partnered with Robries, a recycled plastic manufacturer based in Surabaya, Jakarta, and Bali.

    This collaboration explores the journey from waste to high-value design. Beyond simply transforming plastic bottle caps into polymer sheets, the partnership focuses on experimental product design—creating accessible, market-ready pieces that allow users to integrate sustainability directly into their lives.

    Discover more about the product.

    Bentar Lamp