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He started out with two office rooms in Pasay City, but on the 25th anniversary of his business, Ben Chan,...
After living in her mother-in-law’s Makati condominium unit for six years and in her parents’ Quezon City home for several...
Touted by an international society magazine as one of Asia’s Most Stylish Women, Patricia “Trish” Panlilio bares her effortless elegance...
From the street, the house on the corner is a head-turner. It is eye-catching because it rethinks the relationship between...
By combining new elements with heirloom furniture, for instance, she has struck a harmony where textures, shapes and styles blend...
While most homes in Makati tend to intimidate with their high fences, architect Conrad Onglao’s abode beckons with plantings of...
WHEN HINDY Weber Tantoco and her family decided to trade the daily stress of living in the city for life...
Tessa Prieto-Valdes is famous for wearing many hats, literally and figuratively. Whether she’s launching a product, attending a social gathering,...
Architect Ed Calma has become synonymous with minimalism. His design revolves around geometry, nature, void spaces and materials.
WHEN this marketing executive from a leading fast-food chain acquired a condo unit, he gave very clear directives to furniture and interior designer Wilmer Lopez. He wanted the 48-sq m one bedroom to look and to feel like a lounge/bar—eclectic, retro, typical of those in big cities like London and New York.
