Space Asia Hub recently hosted a special preview of The Jaya Classics, a new luxury furniture collection created by leading Indonesian interior designer, Jaya Ibrahim.
November 15th, 2013
Jaya Ibrahim, who is behind some of the world’s best-known luxury resorts such as Aman at Summer Palace Beijing and The Legian Bali, was there in person to mingle with guests and present his designs.
The Jaya Classics
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