Explore the different reds and browns of Boysen’s roof paints. These hues are favorites when creating attractive homes. For exteriors, earth tones and terracotta colors make warm first impressions. When styling (or re-styling) your home, you can go for painting with red for a classic look. You can also try…
Putting down roots in a new home takes a lot of courage and effort because not only do you make a home for you and your family, but you also have to make new friends, become part of a community, and join activities in the area so you get the…
Raise your hand if some Christmas decor is still up at home. A stray parol by the window, fairy lights you meant to take down weeks ago, or that one garland you decided to “deal with later.” After the long Filipino holiday season, homes often feel caught between celebration and…
When you’re starting out in adult life, it’s your living spaces that can really humble you. Loud neighbors, cramped storage, cockroaches coming from who knows where—a bunch of inconveniences you’ll learn to tolerate just because rent is affordable. Who can relate? But, no matter how compromised your living conditions are,…
The TOUCH color palette of Boysen Color Trend 2026-2027 called Currents consists of earthy colors that provide a grounded, warm, and calming atmosphere to a home. This color palette does not overwhelm because all colors, even those that are light and bright, are inspired by nature to create a place…
Mushrooms are powerhouse sources of the fifth basic taste, that savory, “delicious” flavor called umami. These are also sources of inspiration for earthy hues that we can paint our homes with. Mushroom Umami Here are five Boysen colors that would enhance the overall flavor of your home boosting it from…
Hi Lettie, I would like to know if Boysen Plexibond can be used for negative waterproofing applications. Thank you. From, Boysen User M — Hi Boysen User M, Thanks for your question! The short answer is, sadly, no. Boysen Plexibond cannot be used for negative-side waterproofing. Plexibond for Positive-Side Waterproofing…
Fire Prevention Month in the Philippines is a timely reminder that many home fire risks are not dramatic accidents. Most start from daily habits that pile up quietly, “okay pa yan” repairs put off, and small shortcuts that become routine. No need to panic. Here are practical, doable fire safety…
While the dry season is expected to last until next month, it’s always worth prepping your home for the rainy season. In fact, use this time to address the needs of your exterior walls. This includes waterproofing your firewall if it hasn’t received that specific treatment yet. Filipino homes are…
Your roof goes through a lot day in and day out. Year-round, it has to deal with scorching heat from the sun and unforgiving rains. Typhoon season in the Philippines can be especially brutal. And, with water comes the possibility of rusting which then leads to holes and leaks. Make…
