Teak furniture

As a furniture industrial district, Jepara has thousands of household furniture industry that drives furniture exporter company. Famous for it’s woodworking and craft, closed to the plantation wood source, this district has been successfully exporting wood furniture and handicrafts to 220 countries around the world.

Because of the high demand for wood furniture some of these household furnishings industry are able to grow into enterprises which export its own. One of which is JEPARA50, a traditional furniture craftsman that produces wood furniture. Established in 1997, the company has successfully built manufacturing network with household furniture industries and artisans. As a guide to its products and production i show some of the furniture that i ordered from Jepara50. Please be note, the photos is taken at the factory for documentation purpose only.

SIDEBOARD AND DRESSER

Completely built from solid wood the pieces above have a modern presence, the hinges and handles using stainless steel and the sideboards doors using beveled clean glass. Although the pieces are finished in black or dark stain the wood grain is still visible, moreover, the grain appearance become fascinate.

Beds and Bedsides

Jepara50 beds and bedsides collection consist of various styles, platform, japanese style, semi poster bed and leather upholstered headboard. Again, made of solid teak wood many of them are suitable for aparment modern bedroom, the slats for mattress support and knock down system to ease packing. According to the Jepara50 marketing staff, the platform bed above is salling well in USA market.

Seat and Table

Extensive style of chair, sofa, table, console, center table with one thing in common "solid wood".

These pieces are small portion of their handmade products, their website "Wood Furniture" displays much more pieces that have been made since 1997. The chair and sofa available in mixed material, teak, rattan, water hyacinth, seagrass, fabric or other natural fiber.

The products images above is taken with my pocket camera when i visited their workshop, in a limited time and space. The most complete collection is showed in their company website www.jepara50.com.