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Despite the unusual floor plan, the firm was able to work wonders with the unit. The designers added a curved bench in the dining room to add a subtle break from dramatic and serious feel of the design. A consistent theme in the client’s units is the use of a dominantly neutral palette made exciting by bright and loud accents. The young designers tell us that they have done the client’s other units in blue, green, and red. 
This unit is predominantly white, which might be a scary color to use because of the pressure to keep it clean, but it is a sure way to make your space appear larger. White marble tile is also used throughout the unit to add a very luxurious feel to the space minus the luxurious price tag. Orange is the latest addition to the owner’s color collection of condos. The owner intends to give the unit to his eldest son but for now, the whole family will reside in the unit. 
Upon asking why they had this or why they added that to the space, the junior designers responds with “the client requested for it” or “that is really what the client wanted.” The living room boasts of the great view of Burgos Circle and Manila Golf Club, one of the reasons the owners chose this unit. To enjoy the view, a custom couch and coffee table with an ottoman was placed in the living room. A painting hangs on the wall by the couch, which complements and ties the whole space together. When asked if the painting in the living room was what inspired the unit’s color palette, the junior designers laughed and said that it was the other way around. The firm commissioned Joseph Isidro to paint all the artworks in the unit. 
Almost all of the pieces in the unit are custom-made to make the perspective they presented go from paper to reality. The firm also opted for custom-made pieces which allowed the designers to control the size, color, and quality of the pieces that go inside the unit. The designers converted one of the small rooms in the unit into a multimedia and guest room. To avoid puncturing the walls, the frames were hanged with nylon string from the dropped ceiling. The room next to the guest room was eaten up by the building column, so the designers added ledges to fulfill the client’s son’s wish to display his cap collection. The owners also requested for light switches, sockets, and USB ports to be installed beside the bed for hotel-like convenience. 
The master bedroom deviates from the orange accent and is dressed in white and blue hues. The beddings are all custom-made, giving it a hotel vibe. The owner had built-in reading lights installed for times he would want to read a book before sleeping. The owner is more than happy with what the firm has done. RVR Interior Design created a beautiful space with their client’s convenience and preference at the heart of their design. This article first appeared on CondoLiving Vol.10.6 2015. Edits were made for CondoLiving.OneMega.com.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The owner asked for something neo-classical with a hint of modern design. The unit pairs a predominantly white palette and white marble tile with an orange accent, a curved dining bench, and custom-made furniture, according to the firm’s junior designers Gracielle Reyes and Micaela Carlos.
The designers say white can feel risky because of the pressure to keep it clean, but it is a sure way to make a space appear larger. It follows the owner’s pattern of a neutral base with bright accents, with orange added to earlier blue, green, and red units.
The firm commissioned Joseph Isidro to paint all the artworks in the unit. According to the junior designers, the color palette inspired the paintings, not the other way around, and almost all pieces in the unit were custom-made to bring the design from paper to reality.
They added a curved dining bench for a subtle break, converted a small room into a multimedia and guest room with frames hung from nylon string to avoid puncturing walls, and added ledges beside a building column for the client’s son’s cap collection.
The living room has a custom couch and coffee table with an ottoman facing views of Burgos Circle and Manila Golf Club. The owners requested bedside switches, sockets, and USB ports for hotel-like convenience, custom bedding, and built-in reading lights in the master bedroom.
