A quiet nod to history, reimagined for today.
This Peranakan colonial–inspired sideboard is built from solid teak and detailed with morisco glass, known locally as Peranakan glass. A material that once filtered light through heritage homes with colour, pattern, and restraint.
 
The form is grounded and deliberate.
Colonial proportions meet Peranakan ornamentation, not as decoration, but as memory. The glass softens the mass of teak, catching light gently, allowing the piece to feel warm rather than heavy. Every line is intentional. Every detail carries lineage.
 
This is furniture that doesn’t chase nostalgia, it extends it.
Designed for modern living, yet rooted in a culture that understood patience, craftsmanship, and permanence.
 
Pieces like this remind us that heritage doesn’t belong in museums.
It belongs in homes. Used daily. Passed on quietly.