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🌟 Spotlight on Nichollette Goh 🌟 We're thrilled to share insights from our amazing Business Development team member at IDI Malaysia! ✨✨ Nichollette’s passion for design fuels her journey in the interior design industry, where creativity meets strategy. From starting in marketing to making impactful moves in business development, she embodies the essence of our mission. 💡 Key Takeaways from her Interview: 1. Client-Centric Approach: Always see things from the client’s perspective. Exceeding their needs transforms clients into loyal advocates! 2. Brand Presence: A consistent, professional image across platforms and events is vital. Showcase IDI’s unique story and values! 3. Sustainability Matters: Modern clients prioritize eco-friendliness. By integrating sustainable practices into our strategies, we position ourselves as leaders in the industry. Curious to dive deeper? Head over to our blog on the website for the full interview! https://lnkd.in/gnd9a8w6 🌍✨ #IDI #BusinessDevelopment #InteriorDesign #Sustainability #ClientFocused #EcoFriendly #DesignPassion #Innovation

New year new thoughts 💡🇲🇾 Malaysia: More Than Concrete and Commerce —Championing Culture, Creativity, and Sustainability Malaysia’s development has long been associated with rapid industrialization—factories, malls, and infrastructure built to fuel economic growth. While these advancements are necessary, they often come at a cost to our natural landscapes and cultural heritage. But Malaysia has so much more to offer. Beyond being a hub for manufacturing and data centers, we are a nation rich in cultural diversity, artistry, and natural beauty. Instead of merely focusing on hardware and industrial growth, we should turn our attention to nurturing what makes us truly unique: • Our cultural richness: A vibrant tapestry of Malay, Chinese, Indian, and Indigenous traditions that can inspire global admiration when showcased in architecture, art, and design. • Our creative potential: By empowering local artists, designers, and cultural innovators, we can position Malaysia as a hub for creativity and originality. • Our natural assets: Malaysia’s biodiversity and tropical landscapes deserve preservation and integration into modern developments, creating a harmonious balance between progress and sustainability. The opportunity? We need to rethink development—not just as physical growth, but as a chance to tell Malaysia’s story on a global stage. Imagine: • Homes and communities that integrate cultural design with modern sustainability. • Cities that prioritize green infrastructure, pedestrian-friendly spaces, and connections to nature. • Creative hubs that celebrate and elevate local artists, making culture and art central to our identity. Malaysia doesn’t need to mimic other nations. Instead, we can redefine progress by balancing innovation, culture, and nature, showing the world a vision of modern living that is distinctly Malaysian. Are we ready to ‘Make Malaysia Great Again’?

Booth of the Month: A Masterclass in Design Excellence At Publiganda, we regularly showcase best practices in designing booths that stand out, captivate audiences, and make a lasting impact This month, we focus on the exceptional AICA Indonesia booth at the Building Technology Expo in Indonesia, a true example of how to draw visitors in and create a memorable experience. The AICA Indonesia booth's success lies in three strategic elements: ° A Bold Centerpiece to Spark Curiosity: Center your booth around an eye-catching focal point—in this case, The Tree. This striking feature draws immediate attention and invites visitors to explore further. ° Product Display that Inspires: Showcase products in a meaningful, innovative way. Here, the column of The Tree is crafted from AICA’s HPL Purecore, seamlessly integrating the product into the design. ° Light as a Spotlight: Clever use of lighting highlights the materials, enhancing their natural brilliance and ensuring the product takes center stage. Stay tuned as Publiganda continues to share insights and strategies for creating booths that not only attract attention but also leave a profound impact. #publiganda #boothconstruction #design Spotted at: Building Techology Expo in Indonesia Exhibitor: AICA Indonesia Booth design & execution: Kingsmen Indonesia

🌟 Malaysian Real Estate Trends to Watch in 2025 🌟 As we enter 2025, Malaysia’s real estate market is showing promising signs of resilience and transformation. Here are some key trends shaping the landscape: 📈 1. Growing Demand for Green Buildings Sustainability is no longer optional—it’s a priority. Businesses are actively seeking office spaces and developments with green certifications like GBI and LEED. Energy efficiency and eco-friendly designs are driving tenant choices, particularly in Kuala Lumpur and Penang. 🏙️ 2. The Rise of Suburban Commercial Hubs With urban centers becoming saturated, areas like Shah Alam, Cyberjaya, and Johor Bahru are emerging as hotspots for commercial property investment. These hubs offer affordability, connectivity, and opportunities for businesses to thrive. 📊 3. Recovery in Retail Spaces Malaysia’s retail sector is bouncing back with a shift towards experiential spaces. Developers are integrating lifestyle elements like food hubs, wellness centers, and entertainment zones into shopping malls to attract foot traffic. 💻 4. Technology-Driven Real Estate PropTech is reshaping the industry, from virtual property tours to AI-driven market analysis. Buyers and tenants now expect seamless, tech-enabled experiences when exploring properties. As the market evolves, staying informed is crucial for making the right investment decisions. Whether you're looking to buy, lease, or invest, understanding these trends can give you a competitive edge. What are your thoughts on these trends? Are you seeing similar changes in your region? Let’s connect and discuss! #MalaysiaRealEstate #CommercialProperty #RealEstateTrends2025 #Sustainability #FlexibleWorkspaces

This weekend, in conjunction with the KL Kreatif Festival, I found myself exploring downtown Kuala Lumpur. I stumbled upon a newly repurposed event space called The Toffee KL, which also hosts Bernard Chandran’s Myth Evolution Fashion Art Exhibition (running until 20.10.2024). It’s an intriguing space, home to UrMu (Urban Museum), a private collection filled with incredible works from local artists. After soaking in all the creativity on display, I made my way up to the rooftop, adorably named BoomBong. As I stood there, this was my view: a rooftop, looking down on another rooftop, with the towering Warisan 118 standing tall in the background. KL is a city where the old and new meet in unexpected ways. This space, like many others, is breathing new life into an older building. Walking up the stairs, I couldn’t help but admire the well-worn tiles—each one with its own story to tell. There’s something captivating about the juxtaposition of fresh energy in a space that carries the marks of history. The weathered rooftop beneath me reminded me that, in both design and life, we often seek the shiny and new. But sometimes, it’s the aged, imperfect elements that carry the deepest beauty. They represent resilience, history, and the stories that have shaped us. It’s a reminder to honor the past while still moving forward—just as KL does so beautifully with its mix of tradition and modernity. That’s the charm of Malaysia, isn’t it? The rojakness in our food, our culture, and even our architecture What unexpected places have inspired you recently? #Design #Inspiration #Art #Creativity #KualaLumpur #UrbanSpaces

Knight Frank Malaysia's Real Estate Highlights (REH) 2H2024 report offers valuable insights into what has shaped Malaysia’s property market during the second half of the year. From sustainable industrial growth to the hospitality sector's recovery and new green-certified office spaces, the Real Estate Highlights 2H2024 report reveals how Klang Valley, Johor, Penang, and East Malaysia have evolved. Access the full report here: https://lnkd.in/g835RVBi #KnightFrank #KnightFrankMalaysia #SustainableGrowth #YourPartnersInProperty #MarketTrends #RealEstate #knightfrankinsights #Property #KnightFrankSpeaks

Office demand has shown significant improvement since 2023. Rental rates remain competitive, compelling landlords to offer appealing packages to attract more tenants, particularly for new buildings. However, rents are expected to grow by about 3% per year from 2024 to 2026 in Jakarta. To read the full article, click this link: https://ow.ly/OehR50Rm2pr To discuss more about office market in Indonesia, please reach out to our #experts, Colliers// Bagus Adikusumo and Ferry Salanto. Find out more about Colliers Indonesia reports, insights, and recommendations, by clicking this link: https://ow.ly/C8ej50Rm2qh #ColliersIndonesia #NewsArticle

❤️THE THOUGHT DOMAIN & META MESSAGING: ENGINEER INTELLIGENT SPACE DESIGN Culture, Art, music & aroma… The synergy of visual, non-verbal, and verbal communication creates powerful narratives that influence & shift hearts & minds. The design of one-of-a-kind assets not only creates value but also fosters meaningful environmental, social & positive impact. Perhaps YOU are interested in Creating Carbon+ creative opportunities? PM if you would like to connect to Carbon+ Muralists🪴 🔍 Exploring the Future of Value Creation 🔗 Connecting #Art, #AR, and #AI to shape new possibilities 🌱 Championing #Sustainability and #Regeneration Let's collaborate to design spaces that inspire, engage, and transform. #Value #DesignFutures #Research #OpenMinds #Think #Assets #Collaboration #Digital #Visual #Positivity #Communication

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KOEPOE KOEPOE CHAIR & HANGING CHAIR by studiohiji x cb.designfurniture The design derives from the arcs that taken shape from butterfly wings. Koepo-Koepoe (Kupu-kupu), which means butterfly, have a strong philosophical impression in Asian culture. One of the beliefs is that butterflies have a meaning that gives the impression of freedom, beauty, and even happiness. In Indonesia itself, butterflies are often seen as a symbol of blessing, as something that makes us prepare for the arrival of prosperity. This cultural impression made us want to make a product that could "fly" like a butterfly. as a vehicle that can lead us to transform towards a better future. • the Koepoe hanging chair, was showcased as part of EMERGE at @finddesignfairasia, 26th to 28th September in @marinabaysands Singapore.