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Napak Tilas

We spent the last days of the kids' school holiday in Singapore!
It's a last minute decision and we actually missed our flight back to Jakarta, so it's sky-rocketing budget T_T
Nevertheless, to see familiar faces and places (and food!) again was priceless :) 

 

Almost Glamping

What is Glamping anyway? Well, it's short for Glamorous Camping - camping but glamorous :D That's not exactly what we did, but pretty close in some way.

We spent the last days of 2011 in Kiara Payung camping ground near Bandung, West Java. Hubby and his offroad community had this family camp gathering. So there I was tagging along, reluctantly. You see, I don't really dig the idea of spending the night outdoors (to me, a tent is no way close to the term 'indoor'). While hubby is an outdoorsy type, usually he went camping with his friends or took the boys with him.

So until the end of last year, camping considered as a boys' days out activity.

Knowing his wife, hubby had prepared some stuff prior to our family camping. And I couldn't complain :)

Here's the living room of our tent with storage room at the back.

This is the master bedroom with pillows from Myurbey.

The kids' bedroom.. with Angry Birds Plushie from Cemprut.

The front terrace with a day bed, taken from the living room.

Al fresco dining 24/7.

And yes, I actually enjoyed the trip, though the public washroom was not up to standard. It's a new way to start the new year :)

 

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inaku January 2012

NEW collection of maxi vests, cardigans and scarves!
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inaku New Product: Key Wallet

Happy New Year!
I've prepared some new things for inaku, here's the first batch.. key wallets!

a bath to remember

Taken from my trip to Jadul Village, here I share the details that I love from one corner of the open air bath.

inaku Versatile Vest - AVAILABLE in Mustard Yellow

Jadul Village

After visiting the craft bazaar - as hubby couldn't stand the traffic jam in Bandung on weekend - we went to Sapu Lidi Restaurant for a late lunch, and spend the rest of the weekend at Jadul Village Resort in Lembang.

I will share here about the latter. The name Jadul itself is short for JAman DUlu, freely translated into old times. Actually I wasn't expect too much at first, since it looked rather bland from the parking area. But how I was wrong. Upon entering the open lobby, there greeted me various antique ethnic decor. The lobby itself is a Joglo house, so are all the villas there which all adapted Java vernacular architecture.

We stayed in Gebyok Villa, and was very pleased with the ethnic feel combined with modern vanities.

The open air bath was a feast for the senses!

As I explore more of the premises I became even more overwhelmed with the intricate details. There are many elements that are being reused, like old wooden train track which used for pathways and old doors for the powder rooms. They give strong eclectic characters with a rustic feel.


Overall, I can say that staying in Jadul Village was a very pleasant experience.. now if only they could do something to the parking area so it doesn't look bland.

A Short Visit

Last Saturday I went to Bandung and had time to visit my crafter friends who took part in Craft Bazaar at Crayon's Craft & Co.


Well okay, ofcourse I also shop there :D

Here's some Scented Sachets from Sawo Kecik, now inside my boys' drawer. 

And cute owl hangings for my boys' bedroom glass door, from Papayamango.

Also some owl hanging mobile from Mochie2Felt, pouch from ammi&abi and cushion covers from Myurbey.


I also met Dita from Cemprut and Intan from intaNotes (^_^) too bad I can't stay long enough to meet the other crafters.. hopefully there'll be another time :)