A 24sqm Unit for a College Student in Makati
The Philippine School of Interior Design graduating students celebrate the beauty of French Rococo style in this small space
Photography: Greg Mayo
What can you do with a 24sqm home? The Philippine School of Interior Design (PSID) graduating students explore the possibilities through Studio 24, an interior design exhibit with 24 different units that measure 24 square meters each.
One of the 24 spaces is a studio unit meant for a college student! The compact area is defined by the French Rococo design elements with modern contemporary touches. Here are the 5 things that impressed us in this bachelorette pad:
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