Although it looks like the work of a professional interior designer, this home's layout is actually the work of the owners, who prefer a Japanese aesthetic because of its simple lines.
The house, previously a traditional 1970s bungalow with elaborate balusters, was streamlined over the course of two months, and filling it with the right furniture pieces took all of two years.
For more homes that feature a modern Asian style, check out these FN articles:
- Modern Asian Style: Conversation Piece
- Modern Asian Style: Full Circle
- Modern Asian Style: Look, Ma...No Living Room
- Modern Asian Style: Pinoy Pride
(First published in Real Living Magazine, Real Home section as "Designer's Instinct" in November 2008; styling by Issa Villar; photos by Miguel Nacianceno; adapted for use in Female Network)
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