Bali exudes a beauty that inspires love affairs of such intense nature, one may find himself uprooting the cores of his life to move to the island. In the early 90s Giovanni Weber did just that, leaving the faster paced world of business behind, to build his new home on the island.

In the process of doing so, he unintentionally found an untapped market and what began initially as a few handmade reproductions of

Taritas’ early success is credited to a fine blend of European style done in traditional Indonesian craftsmanship, solid teak wood pieces complimented by rattan, leather and canvas upholstery.

Today, Tarita has expanded even further conceptually, brought forward in a new direction, Yet as we move forward into the future, the Tarita brand has exploring sustainable materials.

Dutch and Portuguese inspired colonial style chairs in a garage workshop, delivered in the family pick up truck, often complete with it members, has since expanded into an international exporting business.

Now, the next generation of this family is taking the family business in a new directions, breathing a more dynamic breath and modern vibe to the furniture designs.