Designing a kids’ bedroom is always about finding the right balance between creativity and practicality. Parents often want a room that feels playful and inspiring for their children, while also being organised, durable and easy to maintain over time. As children grow, their needs change quickly which makes flexibility and functionality just as important as aesthetics. For this project, the idea was to create a modern kids’ bedroom that feels warm, imaginative and calming, wh

Modern Apartment InteriorA minimalist NCR apartment features neutral tones, a cozy sectional sofa, a stylish black coffee table, and an artistic patterned chair, creating a harmonious living space. Most urban apartments in NCR follow similar layouts - fixed walls, predefined bathroom locations, standard finishes and limited flexibility for spatial changes. When the clients approached us for House AnA, their biggest concern wasn’t just aesthetics. They wanted their home to fe

One of the major reasons why the profession remains underpaid and undervalued is the massive disconnect between firm leaders and the realities of the workplace. Fresh graduates are expected to produce top-quality work from day one, often with little to no support. The responsibility of learning is placed entirely on them, while mentorship is treated as optional. But how many studios genuinely invest in teaching? How many firm leaders see themselves as mentors first, before ex

How many times have you sat in an interview with a creative studio and been told you’ll need to work long hours, all under the facade of creativity? I’m sure many of us have faced this, especially in the early years of our careers. Architecture studios and design organizations often bring this up in interviews: "Creativity has no boundaries. Time cannot limit our creativity", or some version of the same thing. If you haven’t heard it yet, let me tell you, it’s jargon, sometim