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Home and Heritage: MyHome August 2024

August 15, 2024
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In this heartwarming edition, MyHome August 2024 explores the essence of family and home through inspiring stories and timeless designs. Read on to find out more about what’s inside!

Instia House

Our cover story features Gabriel Schmid’s stunning residential project. The design of his parents’ retirement home in Makati masterfully blends traditional Filipino with modern elements. It’s a space that reflects both family heritage and contemporary living.

Schmid focused on accessibility and comfort, incorporating features like an elevator and barrier-free living spaces to ensure ease of movement. Personal touches throughout the home reflect the family’s love for entertaining and their close-knit dynamics. Schmid’s approach to this project highlights the importance of listening, context, and creating spaces that resonate with the users’ lifestyle and values.

Embracing the Highlands

Interior designer Maureen Joyce Pineda transformed a family vacation condo in Tagaytay Highlands into a serene retreat by integrating natural elements throughout the space. Drawing inspiration from the surrounding landscape, Pineda embraced a “Mountain Retreat” concept. Using earth-toned hues, textured materials, and strategic design, she creates a seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

The open layout and thoughtful selection of furnishings enhance the unit’s airy feel while maintaining a strong connection to nature. Pineda’s design maximizes space and functionality and provides the family a peaceful sanctuary that reflects the beauty of the highlands.

Elegance on the Table

Nathalie Küpfer Henares emphasizes the significance of cutlery and table settings in enhancing the dining experience. She reflects on the tradition of gifting cutlery as symbols of love and continuity. Sharing her personal journey of collecting silverware that has traveled with her across continents, Henares also highlights the importance of selecting the right cutlery and table elements to express personal style. Find out how to create a welcoming atmosphere, and celebrate both daily life and special moments with elegance and care.

Echoes of Elegance

Exploring the timeless appeal of vintage furniture, Daniel Lampa highlights its ability to evoke nostalgia and connect us with the past while enriching modern living spaces. The article emphasizes the enduring craftsmanship of vintage pieces, which not only stand the test of time but also align with sustainability by offering an alternative to disposable consumerism.

As vintage furniture makes a comeback in 2024, it serves as both a design statement and a means of fostering connection, intimacy, and storytelling within our homes. Lampa encourages blending eras, celebrating artisanship, and creating gathering spaces that honor tradition and elevate everyday living.

The Objects of Lilianna Manahan

Design duo Rita Nazareno and Gabby Lichauco of Nazareno/Lichauco have curate their top picks from product and industrial designer Lilianna Manahan’s collection. Manahan’s creations, which straddle the line between design and art, offer a glimpse into a fantastical world filled with wonder.

Among the pieces highlighted are the Bright Shadows Table Lamp, Lady Lounge II Necklace, Ouga Bouga Vessels, Fish Playground, Groink Candelabra, Merchicken, and Clarence 3.

Join us in this special Family Affair issue, where every page reflects the beauty and warmth of home and family. Get your copy of MyHome’s August 2024 Issue, available via the sarisari.shopping website, Shopee, and Lazada. E-magazines are available for download via Readly, Press Reader, and Magzter.

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