Bali’s new tourism policies aim to stop overdevelopment by banning new construction on productive land. Here’s what it means for builders — and why reclaimed wood is more relevant than ever.
Kitaru Lumberyard expands the Kaltimber family with responsibly sourced hardwoods beyond reclaimed ironwood. Learn more about Kapur, Meranti, Bangkirai, and Teak—versatile wood species ideal for construction, interiors, and outdoor design.
Reclaimed ironwood is the ideal choice for landscaping—naturally weather-resistant, sustainably sourced, and rich in character. Discover why it outlasts and outshines other materials in outdoor design.
Explore how Kaltimber, Naturanexa, and Kitaru Lumberyard Bali offer a complete wood design journey—from raw material to refined architectural elements.
East Kalimantan’s shifting landscape—from the Nusantara capital project to deforestation challenges—highlights the need for sustainable solutions. Discover how Kaltimber’s reclaimed wood aligns with green development and a circular economy.
Explore our Q&A with Guillaume Carnevale, CEO of Kaltimber, as he shares insights on crafting eco-friendly decking and flooring, the journey of reclaiming Ulin ironwood, and how sustainability drives the company’s mission.
Learn about Indonesia's new government initiatives on deforestation and the implications of the Nusantara project for sustainable development, and how Kaltimber aligns with these efforts.
Reclaimed wood takes centre stage in 2025 with modular designs, lighter finishes, and carbon-neutral interiors, redefining sustainable spaces for homes and businesses.
Learn how Kaltimber tackles climate change by utilising reclaimed wood and sustainable practices to effectively reduce CO2 emissions and promote eco-friendliness.
