Dos and Don’ts in Furnishing Your First Home
Achieve an efficient home that you truly deserve
Photography: Ocs Alvarez and Vincent Coscolluela
Decorating your first home can give you a thrill of excitement. From choosing furnishings to picking out the right decor pieces—it can be very liberating to decorate the space according to your style and needs. To help you create a pretty and functional home, here are dos and don'ts that you need to take note of.
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