A charmingly unassuming house in the province is home to an exciting array of secret treasures.

The quaint U-shaped structure is simple, unassuming and friendly—its palm and philodendron-lined entrance and cheerful yellow gate are a testimony to the welcoming nature of the owners, who graciously entertain just about everyone who comes by their home.

The owners’ eye for art is evident in every nook and cranny—a testament to the lady of the house, who would bring home precious pieces from her trips abroad. Among the pieces of art on display are an original limited-edition Salvador Dali serigraph of “Christ of the Apocalypse,” signed sculptures by Filipino artist Fred Baldemor, a limited edition Norman Rockwell plate, and a black crystal Lalique vase.

(First published in Real Living, Real Homes section, as "Eclectic Energy" in August 2007. Photos by Ocs Alvarez; styling by Gwyn GS Guanzon; adapted for use in Female Network)
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