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This Shabby Chic-Rustic Café in Tagaytay Can Inspire You to Redecorate

Make the most of your next Tagaytay trip

Original Article: Sunshine Selga Funa and Katherine Lopez Photography: Kurt Alvarez/ACME Visual Productions

Commercial establishments like restaurants, coffee shops, and dessert places are starting to decorate and style their spaces with the right mix of furniture and perfect color palette. If you ask us, these elements can make the space more inviting and ideal for get-togethers. If you're thinking of planning a vacation soon and taking on a renovation project in the coming months, you can accomplish both by visiting the newest branch of Bag of Beans at Twin Lakes, Tagaytay. The cozy cafe features a Shabby Chic meets Rustic theme that makes customers feel right at home.

With the help of Joel Salazar and Paul Baes of Lucina Home, the space was transformed into a homey nook that's perfect for a relaxing quiet time with friends or with a good book! Here are four things that we loved in the place that you can also consider when working on your own home: 

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