Bun&Lau Design Studio

Bun&Lau Design Studio Bun&Lau is a design studio led by Sandy Bunardi and Susanty Lau based on Jakarta, Indonesia. We Beli

Bun&Lau is Jakarta based architectural and interior design consultant which emerged in 2010 under the name of ‘Shan Architects’, before finally established as Bun&Lau in 2020. The practice led by two young architects who has a passion to create new one spatial experience in architecture and interior design, 'Sandy Bunardi and Susanty Liu'. We believe architecture is a culmination of art which mani

fested in form that meets its function, our design approach emphasized in putting together shape, light, material, as well as technology, to define any given space, in order to create spatial experiences.

Plan B Coffeeworks. A coffeeshop built for the people who already live here.
13/05/2026

Plan B Coffeeworks.
A coffeeshop built for the people who already live here.

T for Terroir.IDN
06/05/2026

T for Terroir.IDN

The junction between the two cabinet doors forms a T, a subtle way to tie the space back to the brand without making it ...
04/04/2026

The junction between the two cabinet doors forms a T, a subtle way to tie the space back to the brand without making it too obvious.

Same goes for the wood panels.
The black finish is there, but we kept it light enough so the natural grain still comes through.

Warm tones, real texture. The glass on the back wall does something similar, it softens without fully obscuring.

Everything here is doing a little more than one job.

There is a specific reason behind the use of ulin wood shingles for this area. By bringing a material typically meant fo...
11/03/2026

There is a specific reason behind the use of ulin wood shingles for this area. By bringing a material typically meant for the outdoors into the interior, it creates a textured backdrop that plays with shadow and depth.

The choice, along with the banana paper pendant lamps, serves as a quiet bridge between the tropicality of Indonesia and Thailand. It is a way to honor the brand’s roots in Bangkok while using materials that feel familiar and close to our local context.

The aim is to let the textures lead, allowing for an atmosphere that feels settled and at ease.

Beyond the lines, the soul of a space is felt through its textures.Every material in Terroir has its own reason to be th...
09/03/2026

Beyond the lines, the soul of a space is felt through its textures.

Every material in Terroir has its own reason to be there. By keeping the colors muted and consistent, the focus shifts entirely to the feel of the surfaces, letting the character of the space speak through the grain of the wood and the grit of the stone.

This visual quietness is intentional. It’s a way to clear the mind, allowing one to simply focus and enjoy the coffee without unnecessary distraction.

The journey begins at the entrance with shou sugi ban (charred) ulin wood and black lava rock. These raw elements are brought together to create a small pause from the busy street before the space fully unfolds.

In this space, no line and no texture is accidental.

A little look into the process behind the pavilion at Villa R. This project was all about the transition from raw steel ...
05/03/2026

A little look into the process behind the pavilion at Villa R. This project was all about the transition from raw steel frames to a standing structure, documenting the skeleton of the pavilion and the steps it took to see it all come together. It takes quite a bit to turn these frames into a space, so here’s a glimpse into the moments from the site.

Stairs.
05/03/2026

Stairs.

Tectonic articulation. The overall structure is often the first thing to see, but the focus eventually shifts to how the...
04/03/2026

Tectonic articulation.

The overall structure is often the first thing to see, but the focus eventually shifts to how the assembly works, like the orange finish at the joint acting as a visual guide for spatial awareness.

It’s about how these diverse metal elements and joints finally come together as one. No need to hide the details when the assembly itself defines the design.

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Jalan Tenis III
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11730

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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