Liven up your space with these home furniture pieces that display playful textures and vibrant colours
In the world of interior design, furniture is valued for more than its function—it's also an expression of style and personality. This season, Tatler has curated a striking home furniture collection highlighting the playful interplay of textures and vibrant colours. Drawing inspiration from the Filipino design scene and international influences, this collection showcases a bold contrast of materials like metals and fabrics, bringing a dynamic energy to any space.
Each piece in this collection celebrates creativity and craftsmanship, offering a fresh take on modern home decor. From plush, colourful fabrics to sleek, reflective metals, these selections are designed to make a statement. Perfect for those looking to infuse their homes with vibrancy and texture, this selection captures the essence of contemporary design with a distinctive flair.
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A Mother’s Embrace

Above Donna Chair by Jasser Studio
Emulating the image of the Madonna holding her infant close, the Donna Chair by Jasser Studio envelops the user in an experience reminiscent of a mother’s hug. The unique royal blue shade also adds depth to the space. Altogether, the chair celebrates the resilience of Filipino mothers, whose heart shines through in every loving act for their children.
Optical illusion

Above Escher Chest by Caracole
The eye-catching Escher Chest has elegant interlocking panels made of Dyed Tupelo, Japanese Sen and Madrona Burl wooden panels. From afar, the patterns add dimension to the piece, making the chest appear to recede from the viewer. The clean lines and elegant silhouette make for an effective addition to any living area.
Unimpeded flow

Above Maxi Sliding Doors by Rimadesio
This dividing solution elevates the room with its irregular geometric patterns. The Maxi sliding doors effortlessly separate spaces with its aluminium structure, while the embedded glass facilitates a flow among different elements. This flexibility ensures that the Maxi can be installed in a wide range of spaces, infusing them with tranquillity.
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Bordeaux bliss

Above Thierry Tables by Kartell
Notable for its jewel tones, this occasional table pairs practical functions with a vibrant design. The table evokes vintage Seventies furniture, adding a retro twist without sacrificing a contemporary silhouette. The Thierry also comes in several shades to accommodate a wide range of design styles.
Mindful elegance

Above Pendant lamp by Louis Poulsen
Immerse yourself in a meditative atmosphere with Louis Poulsen’s iconic pendant lamp. The three layers cascade light over the room, maintaining the moment’s tranquillity. The lamp is customisable, as its varying sizes and colours can fill any space with its gentle ambience.
Grounding exercise

Above Medallion rug by Ethan Allen
Nestled in a terracotta landscape, this rug swims in a sea of floral bouquets encasing a medallion at the centre. The timelessness of this design adds a rustic air to the room, allowing its borderless edges to fold in seamlessly with its calming atmosphere.
Brass artistry

Above Brass mirror by Philux
This mirror combines forged metal with an antique brass finish. The result is a subtle gleam balanced by the craftsmanship in the mirror’s gilded edges. The mirror is also versatile, with a hook provision that allows it to be hung vertically or horizontally to suit your whims.
Whimsical fusion

Above Hide and Seek Table by Nazareno/Lichauco, on display at JJ Acuña's Bespoke Studio
Nazareno/Lichauco is displayed at JJ Acuña’s Bespoke Studio with this fascinating Hide and Seek Table. This small table is a conversation starter, featuring a lively blend of colours and textures. The tree trunk features hypnotic rings that complement the glossy sheen of the mustard-yellow table.
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