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Jom Pergi Kedai

Rizal Sufar, Kedai Collective

19-May-18 13:00

Jom Pergi Kedai

The production of furniture sometimes requires an artistic touch from design to product. A humble kedai run by proprietor Rizal Sufar repurposes wooden pallets and other wooden items to produce artisanal furniture with a rustic touch. Rizal joins us this week on I Love KL, speaking to us about the inspirations behind Kedai Collective, the kind of work involved in the production of made to order artisanal furniture and the joys of woodworking.


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Categories:  History,  People and Places

Tags:  Kedai Collective,  woodworking,  carpentry,  artisanal furniture,  art spaces, 


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