So much has been written about maximalism in this blog. People seem to want to be surrounded by things that they hold dear, that reminds them of good memories and…
Maybe it’s cultural. But Filipino homes are not what you call minimalist. Even #teamputi is not minimalist either; their homes are white and ang daming stuff! Butingting there. Abubot here.…
Boysen recognizes the abundance of impressive Filipino talent. In this blog post, we put a spotlight on a full-time local mural artist we admire. We talked with 28-year-old Hannah Bato,…
There’s nothing new about this interior design style. Gen Z started with this aesthetic because they wanted to give free rein to their creativity and individuality. This may not be…
There are a few 90/90 rules out there—for decluttering, for sales, or for money trading. The 90/90 rule that I am talking about here is a guideline for shop owners…
Patterns are back, if they ever left to begin with. The patterns used in interior design are varied, like, Geometric – lines, shapes, forms that are usually used in minimalist…
If you’re lucky to have a small outdoor space in your home, like a garden on the ground floor or a balcony on an upper floor, put it to good…
Walk into this coffee shop and you might second-guess yourself. Do they sell coffee or nuts and bolts? Resonate in Katipunan does indeed sell coffee, and you enjoy your drink…
Verdant interior design style is not something new. It’s just a new name for what we’ve been writing about in this blog, starting in 2020 during the pandemic, when many…
Maximalists and minimalists inhabit disparate worlds of taste. Maximalists are flamboyant and showy. They dress up their homes with vibrant colors and fill up their spaces with abubot or burloloy.…