Punctuated by pockets of greenery and a towering frangipani tree, the glistening swimming pool lends calmness and relaxes the weary soul. If you’re seated on the elegant lounge chairs, perched
Whether building a home or his own career, Lorenzo “Lor” Calma, thought out of the box quite literally. He is still sharp at 94, though his Pratt Institute-trained son, architect
Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez works in multitudes, not just in terms of the scale and breadth of where her work is present but in the fact that all facets of her
It was a night of revelry and elegance as home furnishing leader, KARE, and the Philippine Institute of Interior Designers (PIID) welcomed home designers, influencers, and the media, to a
One of the last historic and green spaces in Manila, Paco Park is a community center, a venue for intimate weddings and cultural programs, and a promenade for pets. The
Plastic meets plant material is the essence of industrial designer Stanley Ruiz’s latest lighting fixtures for Design Center Philippines (DCP). The striking contrasts of the bakong plant molded into plastic
Flourishing trees facing the corner of Ayala and Makati Avenues soften a strategic glimpse of the concrete sprawl that is the Makati Central Business District (CBD). The photograph by Wig
Standing at the corner of Dasmariñas and Juan Luna streets in Binondo, the China Bank Corp. building has been magnificently restored to its former glory. Built from 1923 to 1924,
Multihyphenate creative Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez adds another feather in her cap. This young managing director of Philux furniture company, TV host, style icon, taste arbiter, cover girl and marketer has
Love is in the air this February, with the spirit of Valentine’s Day still lingering like a sweet perfume even after the 14th. And why not? Celebrating love stories big
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