6 Things to Love About this Modern House in Nasugbu, Batangas
Discover what we admire the most in this three-storey home in the province
Photography: Ocs Alvarez/ACME Visual Productions
Homeowners Sean and Cynthia O’Sullivan built their dream house together in Nasugbu, Batangas. Cynthia worked with her Philippine School of Interior Design classmate, architect Dan Co, to create a modern contemporary home.Â
The three-storey property is filled with sleek lines, clear glass and stainless steel materials, and white elements complemented by bright colors.Â
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