Executive Lounge- BGC

March 03, 2021 in Interior Design

Hi, friends! It's been a while since I've posted here, but I wanted to share with you a project I did in BGC (Philippines).

This space was really meant to be an executive lounge - a space for meetings, and more like a gathering place for our family. We each have our own office and thought this was a good, central location to work together and meet clients once or twice a week.

Renovating!

December 14, 2016

FLOR area rug, Crate and Barrel Lounge II, Vito Selma Geo Table & coffee table, Herman Miller Bolster Club Chair, CB2 Silverado dining table, CB2 Rouka dining chair, Blox 50" bench

Here are some before and afters I did yesterday for the living room...

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AFTER:

Adding a window to make the facade more symmetrical and to let more light in

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Coffee tables from Vito Selma , lounger from Crate & Barrel, chairs from Herman Miller.

Hard wood flooring in white pickled finish.

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Kitchen and dining are currently divided by a wall. Opening it up and adding a breakfast nook/counter!

2nd FLOOR PLAN

Not shown:

1st Floor

(Guest room 2, Office 2 & Toilet/Bath 2)

Deck & garden/exterior

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Wanted something very airy, bright and open for our home so we opted for a semi-open plan. Added a breakfast nook that peeked through the kitchen a bit so diners could still interact with whoever occupied the living area. We kept in mind that family would come over most of the time and while we can't have more than 6 in the dining area, we could create a layout that allowed conversation even when people were situated in different parts of the communal areas.

I created an all-white canvas through walls and flooring since the house isn't too big and white really opens up any space. Black walls by the entrance and the exterior/sidings (not shown) create the perfect contrast. We're not big fans of color so an achromatic scheme through the architectural elements and furniture was a natural choice. Plants and lighting provide the perfect warmth and cozy touch to an otherwise stark space.

Hope you liked this sneak peek!

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My 3D-printed jewelry holders

May 13, 2016

bracelet/necklace holder in white strong & flexible polished plastic

earring holder in metallic plastic

ring holder in matte black steel

day's jewelry dish in matte bronze steel

earring holder in black acrylic

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One of my electives for my final semester at Pratt was Parametrics. We had to learn to use Grasshopper with Rhino, an amazing and powerful modeling tool used by a lot of architects and engineers. Grasshopper is much like coding and is very complicated. Grasshopper definitions look intimidating, but I was able to grasp some of the basics in one semester.

Our first project required us to create a grasshopper definition that could create 5 different modules with a few tweaks in the definition. I knew I wanted to create holders for accessories- simply because I wanted to be able to use them after the semester!