Anita Boentarman

Anita

For Anita Boentarman, inspiration doesn't have to be sought far — she simply looks to her mother. At 80, her mother is still actively working, with an unwavering passion for her work. It was from her that Anita learned the true meaning of dedication and vision in life. That work isn't just about results, but about giving meaning to every step and continuing to contribute even as time passes. Seeing her mother full of energy and purpose has made Anita even more convinced that age is just a number, and the spirit of giving is life's most valuable legacy

1979 - 1982 Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Indonesia; 1985 - 1987 New England School of Art and Design, Boston architecture at the University of Indonesia;

1999 - Present Founder & Creative Director of Millenia Tata Aria; 2024 - 2025 Vinoti Living and Anita Boentarman Collaborate on Furniture that Touches Nature and Life; 1998 - 2025 Beginning in 1988, Anita Boentarman's career began in the world of architecture and interior design, focusing primarily on residential projects that combine beauty, function, and the personal character of each occupant. Her consistent approach to designing vibrant and soulful spaces has earned her a reputation for detail, warmth, and forward-thinking; 2002 - Present, marked a pivotal point in her journey. In addition to her active work in design, Anita was entrusted to lecture at her alma mater, the University of Indonesia, sharing her knowledge and inspiration with the younger generation until 2009. That same year, she also pioneered the founding of Indonesia's first yoga studio, which she named Rumah Yoga—a visionary initiative that combines harmony between body, mind, and space; 1998 - Present Anita has continued to create and innovate, balancing two worlds she loves: design and mindful living. For her, every space is not just a place to live, but also a reflection of the journey of the soul

Founder & Creative Director of Millenia Tata Aria (furniture) AnitaBoentarman Studio (design)

As an active figure in the world of interior design, Anita Boentarman is known not only for her work and dedication in the academic and professional worlds, but also for her involvement in the creative community. Since 2013, she has been a member of ID12, a leading Indonesian interior designer collective that regularly hosts exhibitions entitled "The Colors of Indonesia." Through this involvement, Anita contributes to introducing the richness of Indonesian aesthetics and culture in modern interior design. For her, this community is not just a platform for collaboration, but also a space for mutual inspiration—a place where designers share visions, celebrate creativity, and bring Indonesian colors to the international stage. 2013 - Present

Since 2022, Anita Boentarman has been active in the Jakarta Kebaya Community, a platform that fosters a love of Indonesian culture and heritage. Through this community, she participated in 17 Parade of Kebaya Bendera Pusaka (Heirloom Flag) during 2022–2023, a meaningful event that embodies the spirit of nationalism and the elegance of Indonesian women

Anita Boentarman is known as a professional who is not only dedicated to her career but also actively builds networks and shares knowledge through various communities. One form of her commitment is her participation as a member of ID12 Members, an exclusive community that brings together leaders, innovators, and changemakers from various fields. Through this membership, Anita not only broadens her professional horizons and networks but also contributes to strategic discussions, cross-industry collaborations, and various social initiatives that have a positive impact on society. For Anita, being part of ID12 is not only an honor, but also a space to continue learning, inspiring, and playing an active role in shaping a better future.

Anita Boentarman's greatest achievements are reflected not only in the numerous awards she has won, but also in her courage and consistency in pursuing the path she loves. This architecture graduate from the University of Indonesia didn't stop at just one field. Her passion for continuous learning led her to study interior design at the New England School of Art and Design in Boston—a step that enriched her creative perspective and deepened her expertise. Her passion for knowledge extends beyond her own personal experience. As a lecturer at her alma mater, Anita contributes to imparting her knowledge to the next generation of Indonesian designers. This passion also led her to establish MILLENIA Furniture and Design in 1999, a visionary initiative that expanded her work to include residential, commercial, and hospitality projects. Through her work, including The Colors of Indonesia, Anita is known as a designer capable of presenting a unique blend of modern contemporary style with a touch of the nation's cultural heritage. For Anita, true achievement is not just about reputation, but about leaving a meaningful mark—combining knowledge, passion, and cultural identity in every space she creates. 1999

Indonesia, English

Outside of her busy professional life, Anita Boentarman finds a place of serenity through yoga—a journey she began in early 2000. For Anita, yoga is more than just exercise, but a way to maintain balance between body, mind, and soul amidst the dynamics of life. This routine serves as a moment of self-reflection, a source of renewed energy, and a reminder of the importance of harmony in every step she takes. Through yoga, she learned the meaning of patience, focus, and serenity—values ​​that have shaped her approach to work and interactions with others.and stand up Paddle

For Anita Boentarman, life has always been about finding a balance between hard work and happiness. From a hobby seeking tranquility amidst a busy schedule, stand-up paddleboarding has led to a heart-pounding experience. She never imagined that the waves and paddle would lead her to a national gold medal for Jakarta, an achievement born of simple joy. That moment served as a valuable reminder that when something is done with love and consistency, the best results will come naturally—because true victory isn't just about the medal, but about the courage to start and enjoy every step along the way

The Colors of Indonesia (TCOI) 2018: She designed the living room in the MAISON12 apartment show unit, for the theme “The Soul of Java”, dedicating his design to Go Tik Swan batik, TCOI 2024: Collaboration with QUADRA (a sintered stone slab manufacturer) on the theme “Summer Home”, creating the design of “Tide & Tiki Bar”, with a sea and beach feel, modern and elegant, She also initiated the Namaste Festival, an annual yoga festival in Jakarta, which brings in yoga teachers from all over the world.Nov 2009 - 2019

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