Elevating luxury living
Each area was carefully composed to showcase cohesive design ideas while allowing customers to mix and match pieces to suit their own homes.
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Each area was carefully composed to showcase cohesive design ideas while allowing customers to mix and match pieces to suit their own homes.
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SEASONAL and mixed brands by IDr Cynthia Almario.
Daniel Tan +639178128367
JONATHAN Adler area by Ar. J Anton Mendoza.
FORNASETTI area designed by Ar. Geewel Fuster.
SEASONAL and mixed brands by IDr Cynthia Almario.
A new luxury home design store of Opulence has opened its doors at Greenbelt 5, marking the debut of the retailer’s largest concept space to date and adding a fresh destination for high-end interiors in Makati City.
Located on the mall’s third floor, the expansive store introduces a refined retail experience centered on curated design, craftsmanship, and lifestyle inspiration.
Designed as a series of immersive vignettes, the space guides visitors through thoughtfully styled areas that highlight different interior moods — from classic and artistic to bold and contemporary.
The store was conceived to help homeowners and design enthusiasts envision complete living spaces, offering statement décor, furnishings, and decorative accents suited for both everyday living and special occasions, including the holiday season.
Each area was carefully composed to showcase cohesive design ideas while allowing customers to mix and match pieces to suit their own homes. The result is a gallery-like environment that balances visual impact with approachability.
Beyond retail, the store also houses an in-store café, giving guests a place to pause and unwind during their visit. With its relaxed yet elegant setting, the café adds to the overall experience, encouraging shoppers to linger and engage more deeply with the space.
Now open daily from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., the new store positions itself as a destination for elevated home living — one that blends design, leisure, and a spirit of giving under one roof at Greenbelt 5.
