Handmade in seasoned teak and rosewood in the family workshop in Yangon. There is no catalogue. Each piece begins with a conversation, and each takes as long as it takes.
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Solid timber throughout. A Kyaw Sein table takes two men to move, and that is the point.
Teak is seasoned before it is cut and finished by hand over weeks, not days.
Traditional joinery, cut by craftsmen with more than thirty years at the bench, every one of them.
Contemporary heritage: Burmese forms drawn again by U Kyaw Sein and Eindri Kyaw Sein.
Each of our craftsmen has spent more than three decades working timber. They read grain the way others read print, cut joinery by eye, and finish by hand in thin coats laid down days apart.
Every piece is made for one room and one family. If it is not right, it is not delivered; it is made again.












Tell us how you live with the room. Together, we will shape furniture and cabinetry made to belong there for years.
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