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Then and Now: Heart Evangelista’s Sophisticated Spaces

From a high-rise unit to a charming townhouse in Quezon City, a lot has changed when it comes to the actress' decorating and furnishing style

Photography: Rene Mejia

As we grow older and wiser, there are things that stick with us—a favorite color, a wardrobe staple, and even a pick-me-up treat that can do wonders. However, as they say, the only thing constant in life is change, and I’m sure many of us have new favorites and preferences. The same applies to the home, too. How many of you dreamed about having a futuristic three-storey house? Do you still want something similar today or would you rather come home to a chic, country style apartment?

Since it would be amazing to see how one’s style can change, we thought of revisiting a couple of homes to take note of similarities and differences between spaces. Artist and media personality Heart Evangelista once owned a unit with a view of the Makati skyline before moving into a townhouse in Quezon City. While both homes feature elegant touches, changes in details and furniture choices can be seen.

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