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Five New Décor and Furniture Stores to Jazz Up Your Home
These shops will make you believe that the home is where the art is.
By: Denisse Shawntel Tan | September 26, 2017
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A home reflects the personality of those who reside in it, and this is why every homeowner should seek out pieces that show who they are. The key to snagging a great piece of décor or furniture should not only be based on how it contributes to the ambience, but also on the quality. Below is a list of five new décor and furniture shops that offer quality items to give a house an instant makeover.
1. Ambient Philippines
Operating Hours: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Where: Suite 315 BC, 3rd floor, LRI Design Plaza, Makati City
The Quadro (left) and the honeycomb-shaped light (right) are two of the unique lights available at Ambient.
A perfect light fixture is not only functional but also contributes to the overall aesthetic. Ambient Philippines has collections of modern-looking lights that add oomph to a dull part of the house. The store, which opened last August 12, offers creative wall lights and ceiling lights with clean-cut geometrical shapes that would fit the homes of minimalists and avant-garde aficionados alike.
One eye-catching item in their collection is the honeycomb-shaped light, a great accessory that would be suitable for those looking to add a unique, quirky touch in their abode. On the other hand, those who prefer simple designs can opt for wall lights with rectilinear designs.
Those who are interested in the products of Ambient Philippines can contact their store for the prices.
2. The Misfit Ventures
Operating Hours: Not applicable
Where: Online
The store’s book rack (left) and Bukowski Dolly chair (right) lends a trendy vibe to the room.
Minimalists would appreciate the collection of easy-to-assemble tables, cabinets, racks, and chairs made of high quality steel and composite wood by The Misfit Ventures. Their furniture pieces have a simple and light appearance that can create an illusion of bigger space.
Tables with thin metal legs are the most common products of The Misfit Ventures, but another eye-catching product from their collection is the Bukowski Dolly chair. Its design adds a funky feel to a room.
The price of tables range from PhP999 to PhP8,599 while bedside tables are from PhP1,099 to PhP2,999. Their racks are priced anywhere from PhP2,399 to PhP6,599; while TV cabinets are from PhP5,450 to PhP8,499; and chairs are from PhP1,899 to PhP2,499.
The Misfit Ventures was launched as an online shop last August 1 and is yet to have a physical store. As such, they only accept orders online. Orders can be paid on a cash-on-delivery (COD) basis.
3. The Den: Wood Panels and Crates
Operating Hours: Not applicable
Where: Online
The Den can turn four wooden crates into a single center desk.
For those who are looking for a rustic upgrade in their homes, The Den: Wood Panels and Crates has custom-made wood furniture that adds a countryside charm to the room.
The shop, which is based in Maginhawa, Quezon City, is known to produce palo-china (wooden palette) for local shops and bazaars, but it also offers custom furniture or made-to-order items depending on the customer’s design and preference—whether it be a cabinet, a bookshelf, a bench, or a table. Prices depend on the customer’s requested product.
Their products can be viewed on their Instagram and Facebook accounts.
4. CBD Furniture Philippines
Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Where: Teoff Centre Unit 3 Ground Floor 355 Escolta St. Corner T. Pinpin St. Binondo, Manila, Philippines
CBD is known for producing high-quality furniture. (Image [R]: Chinatown TV Youtube Channel)
Renowned Chinese furniture company CBD is finally in the Philippines! The furniture brand already has over 3,000 branches worldwide including in the United States, Australia, France, and Turkey. Their Manila showroom displays the company’s collection of fine upholstery, cabinets, tables, and beds designed by famous Italian designer Armani.
Another selling point of CBD’s items is the environment-friendly materials that the company uses. They also use Russian lumber which has a natural insect-repelling scent to construct their beds and sofas.
Available products can be viewed at the CBD website. Interested individuals may contact CBD for the price range of their items.
5. Oh! My Franchelle
Operating Hours: Not applicable
Where: Online
Wooden desk organizers are not only functional but can also add charm to any desk.
Another online shop that offers simple yet space-saving décor is Oh! My Franchelle. The online shop, which was established last July, not only sells adorable stickers, note pads, and stationery items, but also affordable wooden desk organizers fit for artsy people.
Customers can choose between the four-slotted wooden desk organizer (PhP490) or the six-slotted multipurpose wooden desk organizer (PhP690) for organizing the clutter on study tables or home offices. In addition to these, Oh! My Franchelle also offers six-inch (PhP250) and seven-inch (PhP270) square wooden boxes.
Oh! My Franchelle’s products can be viewed at their Instagram and Facebook pages.
Feel like shopping for more furniture? Here’s one bonus shop!
HooLi
Operating Hours: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Where: No. 206 2nd floor Harrison Plaza, Malate, Metro Manila
HooLi’s set of computer tables is modern and affordable.
For those who want unique and modern furniture and storage items, HooLi has a vast collection of affordable computer tables, carpets, makeup boxes, cabinets, clothes racks, and more.
The price of their tables ranges from PhP699 to PhP7,999. Chairs are priced from PhP1,099 to Php1,799 and cabinets are from PhP1,299 to PhP7,499. Makeup boxes are priced from Php2,099 to Php4,699; while kitchen organizers are from PhP1,099 to PhP2,299; and carpets are at PhP1,799.
The company started to sell their products on Facebook October last year, but their Instagram account has been launched just last August. Visitors also can check out HooLi’s products in their physical store, but an appointment must be made beforehand.
HooLi is also open to those who are interested in making extra income and reselling its items.
Found the perfect shop for your home? Or tried any of the shops listed? Share your experience with us in the comment section below!
Unless where stated, images are from the official social media websites of the stores.
About Denisse Shawntel Tan
Denisse Tan is currently a work in progress: she’s an aspiring writer, artist, and fashion designer! She’s trying to figure out how to manage her time in achieving all of her goals while also taking in life as humanly possible. Aside from art, she’s a big fan of the color pink, disco music, Bratz dolls, and Genshin Impact. By age 35, she plans to travel to New York City 🗽.
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