Nolisoli home decor gift guide in case we still end up indoors in 2021

2020 is the year for home improvements. We had to succumb to it, actually, given that we had to make room for work-at-home arrangements, build a remote office, and make the space we only see a few hours before sleeping and after waking up a little bearable. By now, you may have splurged on lots of objects: a robot vacuum here, an air purifier there; a proper lighting piece for video conferencing, a custom table to work/eat on, and maybe a comfortable little nook to destress. Just in case you or someone you know need more—for the sake of productivity or just to channel your energy into re-decorating—here are some ideas.

 

Lights to remind us of summers gone

Venzon Lighting Le Palm chandelier (Price available upon request)

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Visit its showroom at LRI Design Plaza, 210 Nicanor Garcia St., Bel-Air II, Makati

 

For when we can finally host 

GVN multi-purpose vegan leather mat set (P1,150/set of 3)

gvnthelabel.com

 

Shelving you won’t be ashamed to show off on-cam

Tahanan Furniture’s rattan and wood Paraluman shelf (P25,455)

tahananfurniture.com

[READ: This P2,250 abaca lamp is the coolest find of the year]

 

The great outdoor smells we miss

Saan Saan large customizable scented candles in concrete, terracotta and ceramic (P1,850-P3,500). Available in multiple scent options

saansaanph.com

[If you love ceramic tableware: Where to buy ceramic plates, bowls, mugs and decor by local potters online]

 

Voluptuous figurines that are not boob mugs

Vania Romoff Casa x REN Marble decor made with raw marble blocks handpicked from Romblon (From P4,950)

vaniaromoff.ph

 

Bring out in case of a garden destress session

Piopio retaso patched quilt/wall tapestry (P4,800)

instagram.com/piopio_tindahan

 

Don’t stop until your walls look like that of a museum’s

Univers Foundation’s Art Project limited-edition photography prints for the benefit of #UNIVERSFoundation scholarships for local creatives

“I’m Sorry I Couldn’t Stay” by Renzo Navarro (P25, 000 unframed, P30,500 framed)

Visit Univers One Rockwell or univers.ph

 

A whimsical reminder to hydrate

Hay glass jug by Jochen Holz (P2,965)

Designstory.com.ph

[More gift ideas: Shining, shimmering, splendid vintage glassware you can buy on Instagram]

A non-WFH table for a change

Adrian Tumang Interiors reclaimed wood console table (Price available upon request)

instagram.com/adriantumanginteriors

 

 

Header images courtesy of Adrian Tumang Interiors, Design Story and GVN the Label

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