Contemporary Filipino furniture, natural materials, and a design that lets the sun and air in complete this tropical home
by Katherine Lopez
Original Article: Katherine Lopez Photography: Dairy Darilag
Tucked along a quiet strip on Bonifacio Drive in Tagaytay, a mere 300 meters away from restaurants and other well-known establishments, is Tago, an exclusive community that carries the Mañosa trademarks: Filipino architecture and green design. Its Filipino-inspired architecture and ingenious use of local materials can give us ideas in tropical modern design. Here are a few:
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On March 10-12, Digital Days reveres premium design: excellent craftsmanship, choice materials, and design ideas that are iconic and one-of-a-kind. Revel in these choice pieces that will leave you in awe.
Curate your home and workspace with these statement-making finds
by Patti Sunio
Maison & Objet and More (MOM), the French trade fair’s online platform, presents Digital Days, featuring a curation of creative designs by craft workers, material artists, and art manufacturers from across the globe. The online event runs in eight editions, under the themes Unexpected Gift, Trendy Déco, Well at Work, Craft Métiers d’art, Outdoor Living, Sustainable, Premium Design, and So French.
Now on its fourth week, Craft Métiers d’art, zooms in on what makes each artwork exceptional and truly one-of-a-kind. Behind every piece of art is a story, be it the inspiration that led the artist to create a masterpiece, or the years of hard work it took an artisan to hone his craft. It all comes together in the form of an artwork that beckons emotion and awe from its spectators.
They say your home or workplace is an extension of yourself. What stories do you tell in your choice of art pieces? Find inspiration from TouchPoint‘s picks below:
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By Patti Sunio The Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) brings in 10 Philippine brands in this year’s first-ever ASEAN International Furniture & Furnishings Show VX 2021 (AIFFS VX), which officially unveils its virtual doors on March 9. The fully digital edition of AIFFS is led by the Chamber of Furniture Industries of […]
When not used as a full daybed, the Leonor can be quietly tucked as a lounge chair with the excess mattress doubling as a backrest for extra added comfort and support. Watch as the Leonor from the Mejore Nathalie Collection transforms from a comfy chaise lounge to a full-sized daybed, and back to chaise lounge. [/av_textblock]
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Furniture company Mejore marks reentry in the retail industry with the opening of its lifestyle concept store on Dela Rosa Street in Makati. The showroom features a complete line of home furniture, as well as carefully curated decor, home accessories, lamps, paintings and rugs.
ON the heels of outfitting the country’s most prominent hospitality and commercial establishments, the furniture company Mejore pivots back to an expertise that started when the company was founded by Jose Ong in 1983, which is woodworking.
At the time, the company was primarily supplying raw materials to the wood industry until it ventured into furniture manufacturing. “It’s a hundred-percent family-owned business. They were involved in the lumber trade and, naturally, the company evolved into furniture retail. Nathalie Ong [Jose’s daughter-in-law] started the business by catering to the export market and, at the same time, to homemakers by opening up a showroom along C-5,” says Mejore Marketing Consultant Mard Tecson. Read more
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Mejore’s Makati retail showroom comes with a complete line of home furniture as well as carefully curated decors, accessories, lamps, painting and rugs.
Philippine furniture design has evolved in the last three decades. From the traditional resort-style giant bamboo sofas and dining chairs, newer furniture pieces have transformed into more contemporary and fluid lines.
World-class designs executed with materials indigenous to our country have made our local furniture pieces a sensation in the international market. Filipino flair means combining the artistry of the Filipino craftsman with the unique tensile and flexible quality of local materials like bamboo and rattan. Read more
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Mejore is excited to bring you a fabulous new collection from an award-winning Boston Interior Designer Duncan Hughes for Dowel
Classic mid-centure meets art deco: This small line of carefully designed pieces incorporates lean silhouettes and clean lines against sumptuous style elements that are sophisticated and provocative yet at the same time casual and graceful. Reviving the subtle femininity of American mid-century furniture as filtered through the prism of warm masculinity, a duality that marks the Art Deco period, the Duncan Hughes Collection underscores the designer’s keen understanding of form and scale. Each piece harmonizes pared-back historic shapes with lavish modernity while glowing with warm woods, metal accents, and rich, luxurious fabrics. Read more
https://mejore.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Mejore-Logo.png00Mejore Correspondenthttps://mejore.ph/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Mejore-Logo.pngMejore Correspondent2018-11-22 02:59:062022-02-11 19:25:56Exclusive: Duncan Hughes for Dowel Collection
This Modern Bahay Kubo in Tagaytay Is A Lesson In Tropical Design
/in NewsContemporary Filipino furniture, natural materials, and a design that lets the sun and air in complete this tropical home
Original Article: Katherine Lopez Photography: Dairy Darilag
Tucked along a quiet strip on Bonifacio Drive in Tagaytay, a mere 300 meters away from restaurants and other well-known establishments, is Tago, an exclusive community that carries the Mañosa trademarks: Filipino architecture and green design. Its Filipino-inspired architecture and ingenious use of local materials can give us ideas in tropical modern design. Here are a few:
Read more
Stitch unites Philippine design at Maison & Objet
/in Feature, ManilaFAME, NewsPremium Craftsmanship, Iconic Design
/in Feature, ManilaFAMEExquisite furniture pieces that leave you in awe
by Patti Sunio
Maison & Objet and More (MOM)’s Digital Days is nearing its close, following weeks of celebrating the finest names in art and design from choice makers across the globe. Previous editions included the themes Unexpected Gift, Trendy Déco, Well at Work, Craft Métiers d’art, Outdoor Living, and Sustainable.
On March 10-12, Digital Days reveres premium design: excellent craftsmanship, choice materials, and design ideas that are iconic and one-of-a-kind. Revel in these choice pieces that will leave you in awe.
Spotted: Mejore’s Theodore Dining Table (6-Seater)
Read more
Creative Art Pieces that Tell a Story
/in Feature, ManilaFAMECurate your home and workspace with these statement-making finds
by Patti Sunio
Maison & Objet and More (MOM), the French trade fair’s online platform, presents Digital Days, featuring a curation of creative designs by craft workers, material artists, and art manufacturers from across the globe. The online event runs in eight editions, under the themes Unexpected Gift, Trendy Déco, Well at Work, Craft Métiers d’art, Outdoor Living, Sustainable, Premium Design, and So French.
Now on its fourth week, Craft Métiers d’art, zooms in on what makes each artwork exceptional and truly one-of-a-kind. Behind every piece of art is a story, be it the inspiration that led the artist to create a masterpiece, or the years of hard work it took an artisan to hone his craft. It all comes together in the form of an artwork that beckons emotion and awe from its spectators.
They say your home or workplace is an extension of yourself. What stories do you tell in your choice of art pieces? Find inspiration from TouchPoint‘s picks below:
Spotted: Mejore’s Charles Coffee Table
Read more
Mejore joins FAME+ exhibitors at first virtual AIFFS
/in NewsBy Patti Sunio The Center for International Trade Expositions and Missions (CITEM) brings in 10 Philippine brands in this year’s first-ever ASEAN International Furniture & Furnishings Show VX 2021 (AIFFS VX), which officially unveils its virtual doors on March 9. The fully digital edition of AIFFS is led by the Chamber of Furniture Industries of […]
Video: Furniture Transformation | The Leonor from a lounge chair to a full daybed and back
/in Nathalie Collection, VideosWhen not used as a full daybed, the Leonor can be quietly tucked as a lounge chair with the excess mattress doubling as a backrest for extra added comfort and support. Watch as the Leonor from the Mejore Nathalie Collection transforms from a comfy chaise lounge to a full-sized daybed, and back to chaise lounge. [/av_textblock]
In the News: Mejore ‘pushing major comeback’ in furniture retail
/in Nathalie Collection, NewsBy Pauline Joy M. Gutierrez– Contributor | Business Mirror
Furniture company Mejore marks reentry in the retail industry with the opening of its lifestyle concept store on Dela Rosa Street in Makati. The showroom features a complete line of home furniture, as well as carefully curated decor, home accessories, lamps, paintings and rugs.
ON the heels of outfitting the country’s most prominent hospitality and commercial establishments, the furniture company Mejore pivots back to an expertise that started when the company was founded by Jose Ong in 1983, which is woodworking.
At the time, the company was primarily supplying raw materials to the wood industry until it ventured into furniture manufacturing. “It’s a hundred-percent family-owned business. They were involved in the lumber trade and, naturally, the company evolved into furniture retail. Nathalie Ong [Jose’s daughter-in-law] started the business by catering to the export market and, at the same time, to homemakers by opening up a showroom along C-5,” says Mejore Marketing Consultant Mard Tecson. Read more
In the News: Philippine furniture takes world stage
/in Nathalie Collection, NewsBy: Tessa Prieto-Valdes – Columnist / @Inq_Lifestyle | Philippine Daily Inquirer
Mejore’s Makati retail showroom comes with a complete line of home furniture as well as carefully curated decors, accessories, lamps, painting and rugs.
Philippine furniture design has evolved in the last three decades. From the traditional resort-style giant bamboo sofas and dining chairs, newer furniture pieces have transformed into more contemporary and fluid lines.
World-class designs executed with materials indigenous to our country have made our local furniture pieces a sensation in the international market. Filipino flair means combining the artistry of the Filipino craftsman with the unique tensile and flexible quality of local materials like bamboo and rattan. Read more
Exclusive: Duncan Hughes for Dowel Collection
/in NewsMejore is excited to bring you a fabulous new collection from an award-winning Boston Interior Designer Duncan Hughes for Dowel
Classic mid-centure meets art deco: This small line of carefully designed pieces incorporates lean silhouettes and clean lines against sumptuous style elements that are sophisticated and provocative yet at the same time casual and graceful. Reviving the subtle femininity of American mid-century furniture as filtered through the prism of warm masculinity, a duality that marks the Art Deco period, the Duncan Hughes Collection underscores the designer’s keen understanding of form and scale. Each piece harmonizes pared-back historic shapes with lavish modernity while glowing with warm woods, metal accents, and rich, luxurious fabrics. Read more