‘kasting’ collectionfounded in 2007 by raymond davids, singaporean furniture company d-bodhi, works along the motto of ‘old wood, new life, no waste’, to construct new pieces by combining reclaimed teak wood with galvanized pipes made of garbage iron parts.

the production process involves a team of suppliers which sources reclaimed wood from old houses, bridges and railroad ties, from east java. the durable wood of the tectona grandis trees from this indonesian island makes the raw material ideal for new furniture pieces. d-bodhi’s new ‘industrial revolution’ collection has been shown at the IFFS singapore furniture fair 2010.

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 d-bodhi booth at IFFS

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 ‘kasting’ collectiond bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 detail

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 ‘tube line’ collection image © designboom

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 image © designboom

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 close-up image © designboom

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 ‘linc’ collection

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 craftspeople prepare the reclaimed wood by carefully removing nails, hinges and chipped paint.

d bodhi at singapore furniture fair 2010 image © designboom

d-bodhi was one of the IFFS award winners 2010, receiving two awards for ‘best stand’ and ‘best exhibit’. a tradition of IFFS/AFS since 1993, the awards are annually presented during the show’s exhibitors and buyers night gala dinner.