An intimate Yuletilde gathering
‘Celebrating the holidays is important to us as we always seek to create intentional pieces for the home, with meaningful stories behind them.’
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‘Celebrating the holidays is important to us as we always seek to create intentional pieces for the home, with meaningful stories behind them.’
Ana Lorenzana De Ocampo, Mia Borromeo, Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez, Marilu Batchelor, Ane Preysler, Ali Preysler and Bambina Olivares.
Tinky Locsin and Pam Gonzales Lopez.
Carmela Agosta, Kiana Agosta and Jessica Tan-Gan.
Christian Razon Gonzalez and Chris Upton.
Em Aglipay Villar and Nix Alañon.
Ram Lopez-Vito Bucoy and Nicole Whisenhunt.
Frances De Guzman, Armi Millare, Rovilson Fernandez and IDr. Ram Bucoy.
Jen Lozano, Nela Wycoco, Christian Razon Gonzalez, Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez, Tinky Locsin and Boj Locsin.
Odette Pumaren, Macky Fäh, Marielle Santos-Po and Isabel Tiaoqiu-San Agustin.
Marco Lobregat
Patti Grandidge Herrera
Patty Searle
When Philux celebrated a new curation of handcrafted holiday accessories in November, with an intimate gathering at the newly renovated Philux Rockwell showroom, new and familiar faces filled the brand’s address at R3 Level, Power Plant Mall.
“Celebrating the holidays is important to us as we always seek to create intentional pieces for the home, with meaningful stories behind them,” says Stephanie Kienle Gonzalez, president and managing director.
The showroom reflected seasonal reds, greens, silvers and golds across an array of materials from metals to fabrics with a custom Christmas wreath hung in the vitrine display.
Carmela Agosta, Kiana Agosta and Jessica Tan-Gan.Upon entering the well-appointed space, guests were welcomed with refreshments by Sebastiao Cocktails and light bites by Apéritif Manille. A duo from Project 201 played jazz tunes as guests perused the latest on display.
In collab with Floret, lush arrangements were placed in every corner for added organic touches. The stage was set for the brand’s latest showcase of elevated local craftsmanship.
Highlighting Filipino design excellence and artisanship has always been at the heart of the brand.
Philux proudly unveiled its newest array of handcrafted accessories. The Capiz Christmas Tree features exquisite capiz shellwork and delicate brass details on an upcycled Ash and Walnut wood off-cut base. The Philux Angel Ornaments, namely, Aniela, Celeste and Gabriel, are made from the same elements and are dynamic expressions of heavenly beings.
Sustainability is an integral part of the Philux design ethos. The team endeavors to find creative ways to utilize what others would deem waste, and the result is often a new piece created with off-cuts in mind.
The brand is proud to find unique intersections between beauty, functionality, and circularity. These star accessories, along with other new offerings, are available in limited quantities in all Philux showrooms across Metro Manila.
Find new favorites and add charming elegance to every space — bring Philux home for the holidays. Vice president and creative director Jessica Kienle Maxwell ends, “Local craftsmanship deserves the spotlight in every season, and it’s very fitting to highlight our latest designs during Christmas as this time is culturally significant for us Filipinos.”
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