As Bali reaches its capacity, Lombok—with its unspoiled landscapes and room for growth—stands as a likely candidate for those looking to invest in Indonesia's tourism future.
Is it time to remove your old deck? Discover sustainable deck removal tips and eco-friendly replacements using reclaimed wood. Transform your outdoor space with Kaltimber's sustainable solutions for a durable, beautiful, and environmentally conscious upgrade.
Learn about Indonesia's new government initiatives on deforestation and the implications of the Nusantara project for sustainable development, and how Kaltimber aligns with these efforts.
Bali's resort moratorium aims to protect cultural identity and natural landscapes by halting new developments, while advocating for reclaimed wood in sustainable renovations to promote eco-friendly building practices.
Reclaimed wood takes centre stage in 2025 with modular designs, lighter finishes, and carbon-neutral interiors, redefining sustainable spaces for homes and businesses.
Explore the significant role of ironwood in Kalimantan's maritime history, from traditional boat building to its cultural heritage, highlighting sustainable practices and community ties.
Learn how Kaltimber tackles climate change by utilising reclaimed wood and sustainable practices to effectively reduce CO2 emissions and promote eco-friendliness.
From textured charm to sleek sophistication—explore how rustic and smooth reclaimed Borneo ironwood decking can elevate your outdoor space with timeless durability and style
Explore the vibrant heritage of the Dayak people from East Kalimantan, where ancient traditions, unique rituals, and rich cultural practices shape their way of life.
Studiomate's expert design of Kaltimber's booth at the JIA by OCK event showcased their talent in blending sustainability with tropical architecture, leading to a successful sale of their pergola on the opening day.
