The poetry of living: Inside the curated evolution of the home



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JUANA Manahan Yupangco
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BEAUTY and Norman Crisologo.
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CELINE Gabriel Lim and Macky FÄH.
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RAENNA Abella and Tina Fernandez.
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CHRIS Yam Daez and Vanessa Mayuga Santos.
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MIA Ynares and Steph Singson.
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TRICKIE Lopa and Jia Santos Estrella.
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MENCHU Lopez and Rica de Jesus.
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TANYA dela Paz, Nicole Whisenhunt, Nicole Ortega, Nicole Jacinto Gonzalez and Rachelle Wenger.
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In Manila’s evolving design landscape, style is no longer merely arranged but composed. The recent unveiling of Floret Home’s newly renovated space introduced a sanctuary where tactile poetry meets modern sophistication. Tastemakers and members of the design community gathered within its refreshed interiors, where each vignette explored spatial harmony through layered textures, refined geometry, and a quiet sense of luxury.
The space offers an expressive vocabulary for the home, bringing together distinctive objects that elevate everyday living. Sculptural accent furniture, artisanal ceramics that embrace beautiful imperfections, and sumptuous textiles responsive to the shifting light enliven the collection. With Pam Gonzales Lopez at the helm, Floret Home presents bespoke statement pieces and finely crafted décor while encouraging homeowners to shape their surroundings with discernment and a personal point of view.
Decorating, after all, is an act of curation: choosing pieces that resonate, hold meaning and tell a story. In this newly unveiled space, the home is imagined as a living canvas — one that evolves with its occupants and reflects the lives unfolding within it. Visitors are invited to explore the store’s thoughtfully composed settings and discover collections designed to bring character, warmth and poetry into everyday spaces.
Floret Home is located on the third floor of Rustan’s at Shangri-La Plaza in Mandaluyong City.