Tetawowe Atelier was co-founded by Wong Wei Ping and Tey Tat Sing in 2009, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Both founders are graduates of Cardiff University in Wales, UK. The studio operates with a team of approximately ten to twelve members in an open and fluid organizational structure. Their work is deeply influenced by literature, music, film, and comics, developing a design language that is at once narrative and spatially constructed — striking a balance between the poetic and the practical. Tetawowe Atelier's practice spans a wide range of typologies, including a pet hotel, bookstore spaces, private residences, an automobile showroom, a capsule hotel, a tea space, a floating camp, an air-raid shelter, and micro-housing — extending further into cross-disciplinary work that resists easy categorization. In recent years, the studio has also engaged with the public realm, including the Segamat Railway Corridor Park and the Klang River Revitalization Project, continuing to explore the relationships between dwelling, ecology, community, and local culture. The team for this work also includes Wong Jie Shan and Goh Zhou Jayne, and the team completed a phased masterplan and architectural installation for the Klang River revitalization project in late 2025.