Posts made in March, 2007
Home Office Furniture
My idea of [tag]home office furniture[/tag] or a [tag]workstation[/tag] is one that serves its purpose yet looks attractive. In my new home, I had a vacant space in the landing of the second floor. I knew this was the perfect spot for my workstation. I didn’t want that”office look”. Scouring the internet for workstation ideas , I came across these photos. I like the idea of a...
Read MoreSectional Sofa Set
Over at Loft Details along E. Rodriguez avenue near Eastwood, one can find unique furniture imported from Malaysia and other nearby Asian countries. This mocha/cream sectional sofa is quite ideal for the TV room as it has a lounging chair and wide seats. The nice thing about this sectional sofa compared to others is that one can position the lounging chair to the left or right whichever suits...
Read MoreSeaweed Accent Furniture
This accent chair is made from seaweed . It looks really attractive. The chair is made sturdy by wires where the seaweed is woven on it. Lying down on the chair, one is really surprised to see how comfortable it is. The price is 14,000.00 pesos which can be bought at Artemis (just across Federal Hardware), Pasong Tamo Extension, Makati City beside the Mazda building. I learned that Artemis...
Read MoreAsian Hair Styles, Korean Hair Stylist
My daughter just had to have a funky Asian hair style. And who could do it better but this Korean hair salon in Pasig City called Hair News ? The owner/hair stylist is a Korean of course. She has 16 years experience in [tag]Korean hair styling[/tag]. M was given a catalog of various hair styles to choose from. Noting her frame and hair texture, M chose a style that would definitely suit her....
Read MoreOld Furniture at Evangelista St. Makati City
Garage Sale is always fun. You never know when you can find some useful item. There’s a place along the side streets of Evangelista St. in Makati City that have rows of houses selling garage sale items. My family and I scooted over there to check out old furniture we could use for our new home. Checking out the simple consoles the price ranged from 4000 pesos to 6000 pesos. A chest costs...
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