5 Decorating Ideas We Can Learn From The Dessert Kitchen
Satisfy your sweet tooth and design cravings in this charming hangout in Power Plant Mall
Photography: Coni Tejada
If you like something sweet as much as the next Pinoy, you might take delight in The Dessert Kitchen located on the third floor of Power Plant Mall. Originally from Hong Kong, The Dessert Kitchen is the brainchild of Brian Lam and Dominic Li and has more than 20 branches all over the world. It was brought to Manila by HTCG, the same team behind Lugang Café and Tuan Tuan.
The look of this local Dessert Kitchen is sweet but not cloying—just like its desserts. If you're looking for ways on how to improve your space, here are five decorating ideas you can do to hit the sweet spot just right:
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