Hi! Sorry for the delay in posting this second part of the post. Well, the hardest part in maintaining a blog is to keep the mood for writing. But, better late than nothing, right? ;) So now I'm going to tell the rest of the story when Dulux Let's Color team went to Jogja to cover several places that has inspiring architecture or interior. On this part, there are three places that I'm going to talk on. They are d'Omah, D-Bodhi, and Sangam House.




d'Omah is a very unique hotel. The ambience and atmosphere is really different here. They offer a stay with an authentic javanese village feel. d’Omah was formerly Warwick Purser’s family compound located at Tembi Village, Bantul, Yogyakarta.  Tembi village itself was just a typical Javanese village until Indonesia's handicraft guru Warwick Purser decided to move there and establish the design.








Furniture is an important element of interior design. That's why when we visit Jogja, we stop by at this furniture workshop that has a global SUSTAINABLE furniture concept which is all about using resources in the most efficient way to produce and transform recycled materials into beautiful furnishings for the home. dBodhi are committed to reducing their Carbon Emissions with the launch of Footprint and giving back by planting trees for the Trees-4-Trees program.















Sangam House was our last stop that ends our visit in Yogya. Now I'm not only understand why Yogya is well-knowned as the heart of Javanese culture, but I also learn that Yogya has a charm that attracts other art and culture to blossom in this city and makes a dialogue with local culture.