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BRING THE TROPICS HOME
An outdoor lifestyle brand that brings the artisan traditions of Bali and Java into Indian homes.
The name Tropika draws from "tropical" — the lush, sun-soaked landscapes of Bali and Central Java where every piece begins its journey. Living captures the idea that these pieces don't just decorate a space, they bring it to life.
It's our way of bringing the tropics into Indian landscapes and homes.
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View Collection“Every time I walked through a workshop in Ubud or a pottery village in Jogja, I wanted to bring that feeling home with me - not just the piece, but the patience behind it. Tropika Living is my way of doing that, one home at a time.”
- Isaac Trainer, Founder, Tropika Living
OUR SOURCING
We source from the length and breadth of Indonesia — from artisan workshops in Central Java to coastal villages across Bali and beyond — seeking out the strongest craft wherever it lives. This reach lets us bring together the best regional traditions Indonesia has to offer, all into one collection.
OUR CURATION
Indonesia's craft traditions run far wider than any single material. Our collection spans wood, stone, metal, and natural fibre — each material chosen for what it does best, whether it's a garden sculpture or a woven headboard. Curation, for us, means never limiting your home to one material or one look.
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Tropika Furniture (Tropika Living) , Site no 1, Survey no 11/11, Deven Paradise Enclave, Nagenahalli link road, Kothanur , Bengaluru 560077
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Monday - Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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