At Jia Curated 2025 in Bali, Floorstudio had the privilege of joining forces with Thufeil & Partners in the creation of the Paviliun of WA. This pavilion was more than just a design installation — it was envisioned as a sanctuary of balance, harmony, and refined detail, celebrating Indonesian creativity in its purest form.

Led by the talented Thufeil & Partners, the pavilion showcased how design can merge cultural richness, craftsmanship, and contemporary vision into a single, cohesive experience. Floorstudio contributed handcrafted carpets that brought warmth, depth, and texture to the pavilion — grounding the atmosphere while enhancing its character. Every piece was made with passion and precision, reflecting our commitment to supporting visionary designers and celebrating local artistry.

The success of Paviliun of WA would not have been possible without the collective energy of dedicated collaborators. Each partner added their own layer of expertise, weaving together a space that felt whole, alive, and deeply rooted in design integrity.

Collaborators in Paviliun of WA:

•Antiques Collection — Thufeil

•Furniture — Juno Home

•Fabrics — Lanadaya

•Carpet — Floorstudio

•Curated Decorative — Anjati Home

•Chessboard & Lamp — Remen Objekt

•Bedding — Madeem Design

•Lighting — Sena Lighting

•Divider & Details — Studio Hendro Hadinata, Roots Lab

•Art Objects — Maverick Lee Studio

•Decoration — Alami Studio

•Kitchen Appliances — SMEG Indonesia

•Coffee Setup — Dulu Coffee

•Built-in Furniture — Bares Furniture Bali

•Construction — Gritworks, Landep Construction

•Visual Identity — Dassein Design Bureau

•Photography — Adaptasi

Together, these collaborators transformed the pavilion into a living testament of creativity — a place where antiques, modern furniture, fabrics, lighting, objects, and handcrafted carpets stood side by side in harmony.

For Floorstudio, being part of this collaboration was both an honor and a source of pride. It not only allowed us to contribute our expertise in custom hand-tufted rugs but also reaffirmed our vision of placing Indonesian craftsmanship on a stage where it can be recognized and celebrated by a wider audience.