Getting the Family Back-to-School-Ready

It's been two weeks since my girls school started and I'm already more stressed than the week before it.
You know, if not planned properly, back-to-school season can be stressful. The shift in schedule requires an adjustment from everyone in the household.

My ALLHOME Shopping Experience

When we left for Italy for vacation last summer, my husband surprised me by finishing the walls and floors of our rooftop as an improvement to our urban garden project.  I had initially planned to render more work into it many summers ago, but life got in the way.

Yankee Candle Now in Manila

What a "scent-sational" news I have for you, America's favorite brand of premium candle is now in Manila.  It's store is such a haven for pure love of scents.  Once you get inside, you'll definitely forget your worries outside the door, every corner offers a different aroma that will leave you either feeling right at-home or nostalgic.

Real Living Style Talks

A series of panel discussions on design with industry experts was launched last December 12 by Real Living - The country's best-selling home magazine.  This was in partnership with Wilcon Depot and GMA News TV's Home Base.

The Philippines is home to some of the brightest stars in the world of interior design and architecture, all of whom are putting the country on the map in the design industry with their world-class furniture designs, global style, and great architectural structures. Real Living aims to celebrate the nation’s growing status as a design hub by launching its RL Style Talks program, a series of special panel discussions on the state of design in the Philippines.

This was the first of the RL Style Talks series which gathered  three industry experts to discuss Modern Filipino design and examine how the nation’s growing list of renowned architects, interior designers, and furniture makers are helping to revolutionize the Filipino design aesthetic in our present times. The panelists included interior and furniture designer and design educator Wilan Dayrit, designer Grace Moslares, and James Razo.