The Colours of Indonesia 2024 Held with The Big Theme of Summer Home

12 interior designers who are members of ID12 are holding The Colours of Indonesia (TCOI) Chapter V exhibition at the Main Atrium Senayan City, Jakarta. This exhibition will take place on September 1-15, 2024. This year, the exhibition, which is routinely held every two years, is themed Summer Home. This theme was chosen to be inspired by second homes or vacation homes to create a relaxing vacation atmosphere.

Visitors can enjoy the best works of 12 different interior designers. From casual to formal living area designs. Then, from bedroom design to spa bar, everything is available from various sides. In addition to presenting a series of interior design exhibition installations, there are many interesting programs such as talk shows, podcasts, live streaming discussions, book launches, and student design competitions. On the first day of the exhibition opening on September 1, a press conference was held to invite various media. Detailed information about the schedule of events can be seen through the official website and Instagram account of The Colours Of Indonesia. 

ID12 shares the same passion for design and wants to contribute more to society by creating innovative works through The Colours of Indonesia (TCOI). The 12 names behind ID12 are certainly familiar in the interior design world, there are Agam Riadi, Anita Boentarman, Ary Juwono, Eko Priharseno, Joke Roos, Prasetio Budhi, Reza Wahyudi, Roland Adam, Sammy Hendramianto S, Shirley Gouw, Vivianne Faye, and Yuni Jie. Although it consists of 12 individuals, it can create works that look harmonious in a design without losing the personal identity of each of its members. 

The exhibition is open to the public and is free of charge. All you have to do is register through The Colours of Indonesia website. The implementation of this event is inseparable from the support of collaborating brands including Katta, Moie, Quadra, Quantum Marble & Granite, Skayu International, Rifyo, Serip, Coulisse, Teka, Emporium, and many more who have supported The Colours of Indonesia (TCOI) event this year. 

The purpose of this exhibition is to introduce the interior industry to the public. So that people's awareness will increase and they will understand that when they want their house to be well organized, it must be handed over to the right person, namely the interior designer.  In addition, it is also expected to inspire and certainly be able to make a positive contribution to the development of interior design in Indonesia.