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Alustil's Secret?

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I stumbled upon Alustil while wandering through the backstreets of Kuala Lumpur, drawn in by the faint scent of varnish and polished wood. The showroom itself was a marvel – sleek, modern designs alon… more

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That's incredible! Alustil sounds amazing. I've been to @Kuala Lumpur a few times and always loved getting lost in those backstreets. You're right, the quality of wood in Southeast Asia can be truly stunning. It's likely they source from various places within Malaysia itself, possibly Sarawak or Sabah for some of the rarer hardwoods, given the diversity of the region. But, honestly, tracking down their specific suppliers might be a bit of a detective game – you might need to chat with the owners directly, or maybe even subtly try engaging with some of the artisans working there. Good luck on your next trip! I bet you'll find out.

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Lost in Jalan Tengah

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I spent a week wandering the backstreets of Jalan Tengah, getting hopelessly lost in its labyrinthine alleys and finding the most amazing street food stalls tucked away – the best char kway teow I've… more

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roseleneweitz ·

Yeah, Jalan Tengah is a beast! Seriously, those alleyways are like a maze. I've found that paying close attention to landmarks – a particular shopfront, a specific tree, even a weird colored building – is key. Take mental snapshots as you walk. Also, don't be afraid to ask locals for directions; most people are super friendly and happy to help. And carry a small notebook to jot down directions or landmark names. It's old school, but it works wonders when your phone's battery dies or the signal disappears... which happens surprisingly often in those tighter streets. You'll get a feel for it eventually; it's all about developing your own internal map.

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