Cover Photo: Heather Chontos x Pierre Frey
Photo: Heather Chontos x Pierre Frey
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Accentuate your home with these stylish pieces and turn it into a delightful, eye-catching living space
There is no better way to utilise your home's empty spaces than to add these eye-catching, Tatler-approved home accessories. Read on to know why they're chosen and how they can make your place look and feel livelier.
See also: B&B Italia's Camaleonda Sofa: 1 Sofa, Infinite Ways
1. Pop of Colour
Above Photo: Heather Chontos x Pierre Frey
Photo: Heather Chontos x Pierre Frey
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The collaboration between painter and sculptor Heather Chontos and Pierre Frey resulted in one enthralling collection of fabric, wallpaper carpet. The artist applied paint using old credit cards, pieces of broken glass or simply scratching the surface of the canvas with the paint tube itself.
2. A Clear Reflection
Above Photo: Nooke
Photo: Nooke
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This mirror is framed in wood, stained in dark mahogany. Switch from a tabletop to a hanging mirror when you are in the mood for a change.
3. Perfect Symmetry
Above Photo: House of Ital
Photo: House of Ital
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Made with high-quality rubberwood (top) and steel (frame), the Ford Stool from House of Ital is sleek, sophisticated and functional.
The geometric design of the steel frame, coated in black and white colour is perfect for the modern home. Use as an extra seating or as a side table.
4. Ahead of the Curve
Photo: Southsea Veneer
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Your closet has never been this artsy and elegant. The S20 23WR Bishop tall wardrobe features graphic patterns made with veneermarquetry in black, grey, and maple.
5. A Minimalist Craft
Above Photo: Elou PH
Photo: Elou PH
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Stripped to its simplest and most essential form, the stoolito chair is a purist’s dream. Designed to look light, its offbeat appearance complements the amazing craftsmanship, which features age-old and tested joinery techniques.
6. Sitting Pretty
Photo: Artesania Lounge Chair
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Just when you thought your side chair could not get classier, the Amalia lounge chair comes in and flaunts its intricate gold frame with a plush cushion fit for a princess.
7. Linear Artistry
Above Photo: Schema
Photo: Schema
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The A Cote coffee table by Franco-Swiss designer Ségolène Aebi-Faye features a playful interaction of closely spaced and layered lines using galvanised iron.
8. In Good Shape
Photo: DESQ Candle Holder
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This geometric candle holder adds a nice industrial touch on top of a coffee table or a sideboard. It can also be used as an oil burner holder for a relaxing aromatherapy session.
9. Geometry Class
Above Photo: Albero PH
Photo: Albero PH
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The Tulle side table features small tiles that form an interesting mosaic design perfect to pair with Hourglass stools in vivid colours.
10. Art Attack
Above Photo: Studio Soliven
Photo: Studio Soliven
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In collaboration with Studio Soliven, artist Solenn Heussaff Bolzico translates her arresting paintings into limited-edition rugs.
Handmade by artisans using the best wool from New Zealand, this piece was shown at the Kundiman exhibit at Modeka Art in Makati City.
Jove holds a degree in Journalism and is currently pursuing graduate studies in Philosophy at the University of the Philippines–Diliman. She has flair for in-depth, interview-driven stories that explore politics and culture, shaped by her background in national broadsheets.
When she’s not on assignment, Jove spends her days painting, sipping lemonade, and walking her dog, Jupiter. She can often be seen in Escolta with a film camera in hand, browsing novelty shops in search of rare memorabilia. For leads, reach her at Jove@tatlerphilippines.com.
