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A Living and Dining Makeover with Filipino Touches for P95,000

Architects Ivy Tablante-Darilag and Edwin Patriarca improved the home of a mother and her three children

Original Article: Sunshine Selga Funa Photography: Dairy Darilag (before) and Ocs Alvarez (after) Styling: Tala Singson Architect: Structura Architects

After five years of living in this condo, homeowner Dodi Martinez still found it difficult to create the perfect haven for her and her three children. Although Dodi owned many interesting antique pieces, it seemed that something was still missing in her home.

To highlight the beauty of her precious furniture and to make the space more stylish, comfortable, and organized, Architects Ivy Tablante-Darilag and Edwin Patriarca of Structura Architects stepped in. The architects painted the walls and installed wall cladding to define the entertainment and study area. They also decided to rearrange the family's old chairs, tables, and panels. 

Read the original article ("Learning Experience") in the June 2015 issue of Real Living Magazine. Download your digital copy of Real Living on the Real Living App. Log on to summitnewsstand.com.ph/real-living for more details.

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How Much It Costs:

Handyman
Lights, paints, and construction materials - P 30,000
Robinsons Department Store
Pillows, linens, and accessories - P 40,000
Labor and assorted construction materials - P 25,000
Grand Total:
95,000

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