About Us
Crafting architectural furniture that bridges Indonesian natural heritage with contemporary global lifestyles.
Shaping Organic Matter Into Timeless Living Forms
Founded in Surabaya, Indonesia, GALERYA was born from an unyielding appreciation for slow craftsmanship and architectural clarity. We view furniture not merely as utility, but as the quiet anchor of human rituals.
Indonesia holds one of the richest legacies of woodworking and woven botanical fibers in the world. By pairing ancestral carving disciplines with understated contemporary silhouettes, our studio creates designs that feel grounded, tactile, and enduring.
From private coastal villas in Bali to minimalist residences across Europe and the Americas, each piece carries the distinct warmth of natural teak, refined mindi wood, and honest craftsmanship.
The Tenets of GALERYA Design
Guiding every cut, join, and polish in our Surabaya workshop.
Masterful Craftsmanship
Every joint, curve, and texture is shaped by generational artisans in East Java using time-honored joinery techniques.
Material Integrity
We exclusively source SVLK-certified legal teak, sustainably harvested mindi, and genuine woven rattan.
Contemporary Vision
Translating architectural balance and functional minimalism into heirloom pieces that outlive fleeting trends.
Global Standard
Engineered to withstand diverse climates and rigorous commercial hospitality standards across 20+ countries.
Generations of Mastery in East Java
Our workshop brings together master wood turners, joiners, and weavers whose families have practiced woodworking for generations. We honor their craft with safe, dignified working environments, fair trade compensation, and continuous learning.
By maintaining direct oversight from initial raw timber seasoning to precision kiln drying (MC 8-12%) and final hand-rubbed oil finish, we ensure zero compromise on quality.
Create a Living Space That Feels Like Yours
By collaborating with GALERYA, you are supporting responsible design practices that honor the artisan, the environment, and the longevity of Indonesian craftsmanship.