5 Ideas to Steal from a 183sqm Family Home with an Eclectic Feel
Find tips and tricks in this modern Scandinavian-style house in Taguig
Photography: Paolo Feliciano
Styling: Dagny Madamba and Tala Singson
When was the first time that you felt like a responsible adult? Many of us felt all grown up when we received our first paycheck, paid our first electric bill, or invested in our first home!
For example, in the case of homeowners Val and Arlene Castaneda, everything changed when they finally purchased, furnished, and decorated their own house in Taguig City. If you are also planning to start a new chapter in your life soon, you may want to check out the design ideas inspired by this couple's 183sqm haven:
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