Box Living, Indonesia's leading luxury furniture design house, launches LookBook II – Palettes: Crafting Heritage, a collection of 74 new products celebrating the fine art of living. From carved lounge chairs to richly detailed wardrobes, this latest chapter reflects Box Living's journey in combining Indonesian craftsmanship with contemporary expression.
The launch of LookBook II—Palettes: Crafting Heritage took place at Box Living Flagship Store North—IDD, PIK 2, on September 18, 2025. “LookBook II is more than just furniture; it is about moments, materials, and how craft is part of everyday life,” said Marcel Opstal, co-founder of Box Living. With 74 new products, we show how Indonesian crafts can shape the modern home in a timeless and fresh way.”
Founded in 1998 in Indonesia, Box Living is a furniture design house dedicated to reimagining heritage crafts for the modern world. Specializing in high-end furniture for the premium residential and hospitality markets, the company combines Indonesian artisanal techniques with contemporary design language.
Each collection is rooted in the Crafting Heritage philosophy, celebrating the craftsman's hand, the integrity of natural materials, and the search for timeless forms.
With its main presence in Jakarta, Box Living has become a trusted destination for discerning homeowners, interior designers, and developers looking for furniture that unites art with function. From carved lounge chairs to unique dining tables, each piece is designed to be both an object of beauty and a partner in everyday life.
More than just furniture, Box Living also champions collaboration with expert Indonesian craftsmen, ensuring that traditional skills thrive in the international design conversation.
Emerging Designer Dacia Opstal Blurs the Line Between Fashion and Furniture at Indonesian Design Week
Emerging designer Dacia Opstal announces the debut of her first furniture with Jakarta-based brand Box Living, to be unveiled at Indonesian Design Week this September. Situated between art and furniture, and with nods to fashion, the collection redefines functional objects as sculptural expressions.
Growing up as the daughter of the founders of Box Living, Opstal was immersed in the design world from an early age, attending international furniture fairs, watching sketches come to life and transform spaces, and even participating in curating displays as a kid. Opstal has long seen design as a means to shape the human experience.
Now in her final year studying Product and Industrial Design at Central Saint Martins, she takes her foray into the furniture world with a body of work that is both conceptually rich and materially inquisitive.