Cover Holiday selections from Philux, from the Angel Ornament to the Capiz Christmas Tree
Holiday selections from Philux, from the Angel Ornament to the Capiz Christmas Tree
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Last-minute gift shopping? Here are 7 Filipino home décor brands with unique, handcrafted selections this holiday season
The holiday season is a time of warmth, connection and the joy of giving. It presents the perfect opportunity to express your care and appreciation for loved ones through thoughtful gestures.
This year, Tatler offers a curated selection of exquisite home décor finds that celebrate artisanal Filipino pieces. From vintage Christmas stockings to wreaths made of abalone shells, these gifts embody the spirit of the season and create lasting memories with those who matter most.
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1. Star-shaped lanterns
Above Tala Scallop in Medium, Tala Halo in Alta, and the original Tala Minor (Photo: Instagram / Curiouser House)
Tala Scallop in Medium, Tala Halo in Alta, and the original Tala Minor (Photo: Instagram / Curiouser House)
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Taking inspiration from the colour schemes of Tim Burton's movies, these contemporary spins on the parol (star-shaped lantern) would make stunning additions to any home.
2. Capiz tree
Above Capiz Christmas Tree by Philux (Photo: Instagram / Philux)
Capiz Christmas Tree by Philux (Photo: Instagram / Philux)
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Made from capiz shells paired with upcycled ash and walnut wood, these Capiz Christmas Trees by Philux exemplify Filipino craftsmanship. Their sleek, geometric designs make them perfect for any holiday tablescape.
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3. Table linens
A festive holiday tablescape featuring a placemat from Likhang Balai (Photo: Instagram / Likhang Balai)
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Taking a modern approach to traditional weaving, the table linens from Likhang Balai can infuse any yuletide tablescape with Filipino flair. With their intricate patterns, they add layers of texture and interest to any celebration.
4. Shell ornaments
Above Christmas ornaments by Casa Selma (Photo: Instagram / Casa Selma)
Above Fresh Catch Christmas ornaments by Casa Selma (Photo: Instagram / Casa Selma)
Christmas ornaments by Casa Selma (Photo: Instagram / Casa Selma)
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Handcrafted by shell weavers from Olango, Cebu, these Christmas ornaments from Casa Selma spotlight uniquely Filipino materials. The artisans’ attention to detail sets these ornaments apart, with each piece adorned in bold red or festive golden ribbons.
5. Abalone wreath
Above Claus Wreath by Phoenix Home
Claus Wreath by Phoenix Home
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The Claus Wreath by Phoenix Home catches the light with its iridescent abalone shells, all of which have a unique lustre that adds dimension to any space. Topped with a stunning bow, these wreaths add a distinctively tropical spin on Christmas elegance.
6. Hand-painted glasses
Above Hand-painted glasses by Ricco Ocampo
Hand-painted glasses by Ricco Ocampo
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Designing a winter-themed tablescape is effortless with these handpainted glasses from Ricco Ocampo, as they capture the charm of snow-dusted landscapes and frosted trees. These artful creations add a touch of seasonal magic, perfect for decorating or gifting during the holidays.
7. Vintage stockings
Above Elodie Holiday Stocking by Twenty Third PH
Above Amelie Holiday Stocking by Twenty Third PH
Elodie Holiday Stocking by Twenty Third PH
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Stockings are a Christmas classic, ready to be filled with eye-catching treats. These tapestry holiday stockings by Twenty Third PH add a nostalgic touch, whether hung on the staircase or above the fireplace. With their reversible designs, the Sylvie, Amelie, Elodie and Charlotte stockings create an unforgettable Christmas.
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Celine first read Charlotte’s Web at the age of five–and she hasn’t stopped turning pages since. Her favourite authors are Mona Awad and Nat Cassidy. Besides writing for Tatler, she listens to BTS and spends time with her family.
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Celine took up secondary education with a major in English, graduating from De La Salle University in 2023. She advocates for female empowerment through creative expression by writing for Tatler Homes.
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