Sustainable Style: Redefining Kids' Spaces with CINTA

In an era where design and sustainability increasingly intertwine, CINTA emerges as a refreshing voice, a brand redefining how children’s spaces can be both aesthetic and earth-conscious. Rooted in artisanal heritage and global sensibilities, CINTA’s handcrafted rattan furniture brings together craftsmanship, durability, and a quiet sense of elegance that feels as timeless as it is modern.

Each piece tells a story of meticulous artistry and mindful creation. Handwoven by master artisans in Indonesia and Malaysia, CINTA’s collections capture the natural grace of rattan, a material prized for its strength and versatility. The brand’s approach to sourcing is deliberate: untreated, chemical-free rattan ensures every design retains its organic charm and tactile authenticity.

Sustainability is not an afterthought here, it's a design philosophy. From ethically sourced materials to environmentally responsible manufacturing, CINTA demonstrates how conscious craftsmanship can seamlessly coexist with luxury. The brand’s signature aesthetic sculptural yet playful invites parents and designers alike to envision nurseries and playrooms as serene, design-led sanctuaries rather than cluttered, plastic-filled spaces.

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“Our vision is to make sustainability a part of everyday living, elegant, intentional, and enduring,” says  Rupika Harshwardhan P, Founder. “Each piece we create celebrates both the skill of the artisan and the beauty of natural materials.”

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Beyond function, CINTA’s furniture pieces embody an heirloom quality meant to grow with a child, adapt with the home, and endure with time. Their rattan cribs, play sets, and miniature loungers don’t merely decorate a room; they define it, infusing it with a sense of calm and craftsmanship that feels unmistakably global.

CINTA isn’t just designing for children, it's designing for a better future, one handwoven piece at a time.