A Fashion Editor’s Stylish One-Bedroom Condo
Bright colors and bold patterns make this single lady’s high-rise haven stand out
Photography: Ocs Alvarez/ACME Visual Productions
Interior Designer: Johnny Vigilia and Ayet San Jose-Aniag
Many modern homes are defined by neutral shades and basic prints. While these design choices are timeless, they can also seem boring. To create a more refreshing look in this fashion editor’s one-bedroom condo in Quezon City, interior designers John Vigilia and Ayet San Jose-Aniag chose playful hues, patterns, and textures. With the statement furniture pieces and unique home décor in the space, the unit is now every bit as bold, fierce and fabulous as the stylish homeowner.
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