The students of the graduating batch of Philippine School of Interior Design (PSID) are showcasing their masterpieces. The exhibit features the students' designs for 4 themes: highrise/condo living, the suburbs, beach homes and the highlands. But, part of their task is to juice up ideas on creating designs that are sustainable.
All of the designs were amazing: beautiful and very creatively thought. Bravo to all of them. Seeing their work made me more interested in interior design and made me think of joining PSID.
But of course I have my favorites:
the beachhome bedroom 
the (very cute) suburb nursery 
the bachelor's condo bedroom 
and the neat condo kitchen. 
The one I thought the most sustainable is the condo kitchen. I love the dyed cement table/counter tops. You wouldn't think that cement would do a good design idea as well as it had in this kitchen. It's also a cheap alternative to the usual granite tops but it does not sacrifices the stylishness (at all!). Another cool idea was the way the designers maximized sunlight and turned the windows into a "functional" garden to which you can plant herbs (very cool idea!).
You can visit the exhibit at Eastwood City in Libis. It's just behind 7-11, right after Cybermall. You won't miss it (with the big PSID sign right outside). You should go see it. There's no entrance fee so there's no reason why you can't go. But, you need to vote (which is not a very easy task).
All of the designs were amazing: beautiful and very creatively thought. Bravo to all of them. Seeing their work made me more interested in interior design and made me think of joining PSID.
But of course I have my favorites:
the highland his-and-hers bath
the beachhome bedroom 
the (very cute) suburb nursery 
the bachelor's condo bedroom 
and the neat condo kitchen. 
The one I thought the most sustainable is the condo kitchen. I love the dyed cement table/counter tops. You wouldn't think that cement would do a good design idea as well as it had in this kitchen. It's also a cheap alternative to the usual granite tops but it does not sacrifices the stylishness (at all!). Another cool idea was the way the designers maximized sunlight and turned the windows into a "functional" garden to which you can plant herbs (very cool idea!).
You can visit the exhibit at Eastwood City in Libis. It's just behind 7-11, right after Cybermall. You won't miss it (with the big PSID sign right outside). You should go see it. There's no entrance fee so there's no reason why you can't go. But, you need to vote (which is not a very easy task).
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i really loved the bachelor's bedroom. i hope to have a room like that in the future!
I want my room like that too! There's something about floating/hanging furniture I love. hehe
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