About

One workshop. One point of contact.
Delivered anywhere.

Ubud Atelier sources from Bali's finest workshop and delivers a full container on spec, with production in 8 to 10 weeks and door-to-door delivery in 12 to 20 weeks depending on destination. You brief the project. We handle everything from design validation to door delivery, with a master craftsman overseeing every piece before it leaves Bali.

The model

A single relationship between you and one Balinese workshop.

Ubud Atelier is the point of contact between you and the workshop that makes your furniture. Our clients are boutique hoteliers, villa owners and restaurants who want the quality of Balinese craft without the friction of sourcing it from the other side of the world.

Bali has long been one of the world's centres for hardwood furniture. The difficulty has never been the craft. It is everything around it: language, opaque pricing, inconsistent lead times, customs paperwork that changes by destination, and the basic problem of trusting a workshop you cannot easily visit.

We remove that distance. One brief, one quote, one accountable partner from the mood board to the day your container arrives. Not a catalogue. Not a marketplace. A single relationship that takes responsibility for the whole chain.

Close-up of a craftsman's hands working teak at Gede's workshop in Kerobokan, Bali

What you get

Sourced in Bali, delivered to your door.

We source from Bali's finest workshop and deliver a full container on spec. Production runs in 8 weeks. Door-to-door delivery takes 12 to 16 weeks depending on destination, customs paperwork and final-mile transport included.

The service is built for hospitality buyers: hoteliers, resort developers and interior designers working on commercial projects. You manage one relationship that takes full responsibility for the chain, from the mood board to the day your container clears customs.

You receive a detailed quote covering production, finishing and delivery. No hidden costs. The price you approve is the price you pay.

Why one workshop

One workshop, run by a master of export quality.

Most furniture sourcing operations spread orders across uncoordinated workshops, with no single accountable craftsman. The tradeoff is quality consistency: a chair from workshop A will never quite match a table from workshop B, regardless of how detailed the spec sheet. Over a full container of 40, 60 or 80 pieces, the inconsistency compounds.

We work with one workshop in Bali, led by Gede. Before founding his atelier in 2015, Gede spent more than a decade as a quality controller and buying agent for export buyers in Japan, Australia and France. He learned the trade as the final check between a workshop and a container bound overseas, and that same inspection discipline now governs every piece we ship. Every order passes his quality control at each stage of production before loading. That single point of accountability is what lets us commit to an 8 week production timeline and hold to it.

Read about Gede and the workshop

  • Transparency

    You receive a complete quote covering production, finishing and delivery. No retrospective additions.

  • Craft-first

    Every project includes at least one in-person quality inspection at the workshop before any container is loaded.

  • Long-term thinking

    The best projects come from clients who return. We structure every engagement to make a second container the natural next step.

  • Accountability

    If a piece arrives outside specification, we replace it, no insurance dispute, no claim passed back to you.

Ready to brief your next project?

Tell us your property type, scope and destination. We respond within 48 hours with a capacity assessment and indicative timeline.