Get the Look of Celebrity Chef Sabrina Artadi’s Exotic Home
Create an eclectic vibe in your space with these 9 must-haves
Original Article: Angelo Comsti
Photography: Paolo Feliciano (main photo), Vincent Coscolluela and Kurt Alvarez/ACME Visual Productions (products
Styling: Sunshine Selga Funa and Tala Singson
Former beauty-queen-turned-TV-chef Sabrina Artadi furnished her two-storey house with afforable pieces from garage sales and thrift shops. Inspired by Morocco, Africa, Egypt, and Saudi Arabia, she completed the space with unique and unconventional finds.
For a similar feel in your own home, check out these furniture and accessories from local stores.
Click here to see more photos and view the full home tour.
Read the original article ("Cooked to Perfection") in the August 2013 issue of Real Living Magazine. Download your digital copy of Real Living on the Real Living App now! Log on to summitnewsstand.com.ph/real-living for more details.
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