Gado Gado is Moving in a New Direction
We’re moving in a new direction and transitioning with the times.
If you haven’t heard, Gado Gado is closing it’s brick and mortar store and moving solely online.
Saturday, January 26 will be the last day to visit our store at 1483 Chattahoochee Avenue in Atlanta. We’ll start our move the following week to our new office and warehouse in Norcross, Georgia.
We’ll have regular business hours at our new location by early February but we encourage our local clients to always call ahead if you plan to come by and pick up an item yourself.
It’s been such a pleasure meeting everyone who’s come through our doors at Gado Gado the past 21 years! We thank you for your business and for supporting us in doing what we love! We’re very excited about this new direction for Gado Gado. Please continue to visit our gallery online at http://gadogado.com/.
With Much Gratitude,
Jill & Setiawan
Transitioning with the Times …
Gado Gado is moving to an online based business …
Showroom Photo
After 21 years of having a brick and mortar storefront along with our website, Gado Gado is transitioning to an online based business. Over the years, our website sales have continued to grow and it’s now time to follow that lead.
We’ll be in our current retail location at 1483-C Chattahoochee Avenue through mid to late January 2019. Check our website for updated information on moving details. We can also always be contacted via email at info@gadogado.com .
Until then, please visit Gado Gado for some special finds for your home and unique gift items for the holiday season.
We’ll have our office and warehouse in the greater metro area where you’ll still be able to come by and finalize and /or pick up a purchase. Otherwise delivery is a smooth and easy option! For our out of state clients, you won’t even notice the shift!
It’s been a true pleasure being part of the Atlanta retail community. We much appreciate your business over the years!
Please continue to visit us at http://gadogado.com/.
Wishing everyone a very Happy and Peaceful Holiday Season!
Jill & Setiawan
Textile Artist Juliarose Triebes : Messengers of Elysium
Juliarose Triebes a creative and talented textile artist, will be showing her newest collection at her joint exhibition “Messengers of Elysium” at the Chur Family Gallery in the Roycroft Powerhouse in East Aurora, New York.
Juliarose believes it’s important for her work to have a narrative and share a story. She draws inspiration for her designs from mythology and nature. Her work represents metaphors for larger themes, such as our interdependence with our natural environment, and the folly in our belief that we are autonomous from our ecosystem.
Please join her for the opening reception from 4-9 pm Friday, September 21. The exhibit will remain on display through November 25, 2018.
MESSENGERS OF ELYSIUM
Juliarose Triebes Pillows & Indonesian Bench from Gado Gado
Juliarose Triebes Runner
Juliarose Triebes Pillows & Indonesian Bench
Roycroft Campus
31 South Grove Street
East Aurora
New York
14052
(716) 655-0261
Atlanta International Night Market
The first annual Atlanta International Night Market opened last night (Nov 3) at Northlake Mall. It was a fun filled evening with a huge selection of food vendors, cultural performances and unique items for sale representing over 70 countries! A wonderful event that celebrates the rich diversity of people, culture and food that makes the Atlanta Metro region such an exciting and vibrant city. Highly recommend! November 3 – 5, 2017.
Visit the link for more details Atlanta International Night Market
Atlanta International Night Market
Atlanta International Night Market – Over 200 Vendors !
Atlanta International Night Market – Over 200 Vendors !
Atlanta International Night Market – Kid’s Slide and Fun House
VoyageATL Article: Meet Jill and Setiawan Onggo
Read more about us in the VoyageATL interview below:
Bali – My Postcard Perfect Moment
Bali is truly my favorite place to BE. It always adds color and vibrancy to my days and countless opportunities for inspiration as well as reflection. Ceremonies are frequent and famous on this Hindu island and there is always something, somewhere to celebrate and honor. As much as Bali transforms and modernizes, the Balinese continue to prioritize their community and religious duties in their daily lives and it remains the core of an otherwise changing world. For that they have my utmost admiration and respect.
Witnessing ceremonial processions, as the local community (banjar) makes it’s way to the Temple for festivities, is a usual part of life on Bali and something we’ve seen countless times. Quite often though, I don’t have camera in hand, my view is blocked or the photos blurry; however, on this day the gods conspired to provide me with my very own Postcard Perfect Photo Op. It was kismet! All the elements came together for my Kodak moment – especially with so many beautiful Balinese women gracefully balancing such high trays of Temple Offerings (you don’t see those large offerings all the time!). Sitting in our vehicle, with front row view, Iphone in hand, I snapped away and was deeply grateful for the opportunity to BE here, NOW. And my additional gift of these images, to always remind me of the beauty of the day.
Balinese Men lead the Ceremonial Procession to the Temple.
Always love to see the kids in their Ceremonial clothes – everyone comes along!
Ceremonial Procession of Balinese Women with Temple Offerings. Look at how high the Offerings are! It must have been a very special occasion.
Such Grace & Beauty in 91 degree temps! Ceremonial Procession of Balinese Women with Temple Offerings.
Ethnic Adds Flavor – Define Your Own Style
Come home to a space that’s unique and truly your own – so go ahead and define your own style!
Our clients didn’t want to have to choose between the one-of-a-kind, ethnic pieces that called to them and the stream-lined functional style they needed. So, they decided to trust their creative instincts and use the pieces they loved for inspiration to make it all work. The Hand Carved Tribal Free Form Table, Carved Tribal Bench and Teak Slat Side Bookcase from Gado Gado mixed perfectly with their existing favorites. With the gorgeous pop of pumpkin shaded paint, they beautifully blended a variety of different elements to create one fabulous space!
Stop in at Gado Gado and see what inspires you …
Hand Carved Tribal Free Form Table, Carved Tribal Bench and Slat Side Teak Bookcase from Gado Gado.
Hand Carved Tribal Bench & Hand Carved Free Form Side Table from Gado Gado.
Mid-Century Modern Mix
One of our long time clients is in the process of renovating a home and she’s detailing the process on her blog: http://detailssquared.blogspot.com/.
Her and her husband have finished the living room and their pieces from Gado Gado look fabulous in their Mid- Century Modern Style space. The Carved Reclining Buddha, the Hand Chairs and the Curved Teak Bench, are a perfect balance to the glass and chrome shelves and coffee table (and that Mulberry colored sofa rocks!). Hand crafted Indonesian furniture, Art and Home Accents complement so many different design styles, so visit us at Gado Gado and have some fun and mix it up!
Gado Gado Reclining Buddha Statue and Hand Chairs
Gado Gado Reclining Buddha and Curved Teak Bench
Eclectic Hacienda Style Conversion in Chastain Park
Our client’s home renovation in the Chastain Park area of Atlanta was recently featured in the Atlanta Journal Constitution. Many of their purchases from Gado Gado are showcased in their beautiful home.
Please visit the link to view the article and photos:
Private Quarters: Eclectic Hacienda Style Conversion in Chastain Park
Contemporary Asian Design in Atlanta
Our client’s home is a serenely, beautiful space which showcases her love of South East Asia. She has effortlessly blended her Indonesian furniture pieces from Gado Gado with her other Asian treasures against a modern backdrop, to allow each and every piece to stand alone in it’s beauty. We’re thrilled she’s shared these photos with us!
Teak Deco Style Clair & Ikat Pillow and Reclaimed Teak Old Plow Chest from Gado Gado.
Hand Hewn Indonesian Bench and Pillows from Gado Gado.
Old Carved Indonesian Chest and Textile Hangers from Gado Gado.
