WGSN highlights the key homewares trends and - Manila FAME
WGSN highlights the key homewares trends and - Manila FAME WGSN highlights the key homewares trends and - Manila FAME
Eliana Baluyut Pottery, Manila FAME Eliana Baluyut Pottery, Manila FAME Eliana Baluyut Pottery, Manila FAME Robles, Manila FAME A low-key trend, ovoid and futuristic retro shapes where seen in the form of vases at Eliana Robles also featured a multi-faceted lampshade in pearlised capiz shells Stones are cut into non-uniform shapes for a clean modern look Figurative First Binhi Crafts Corporated, Manila FAME First Binhi Crafts Corporated, Manila FAME Demex Rattancraft, Manila FAME A&S, Manila FAME Demex Rattencraft, Manila FAME First Binhi Crafts Corporated, Manila FAME Hacienda Crafts, Manila FAME Moving on from the drop shape picked up at last years show, bulbous and figurative shapes remain key Seen mostly in rattan making use of its strong and versatile capabilities WGSN is amazed at how Demex Rattancraft pushes the boundaries of rattan by splicing it and forming it over a base, to look like polished wood Black and white
A&S, Manila FAME A&S, Manila FAME Metamorfose, Manila FAME Spring Sheets, Manila FAME Spring Sheets, Manila FAME Team International Concepts, Manila FAME Vulcan, Manila FAME Passad, Manila FAME Monochrome was picked up last year and is still the key colourway In a continued movement towards minimalism in the home, black and white combinations look timeless and elegant WGSN loves the freeform wiry lamp at Team International concepts White Catalina Embroideries, Manila FAME Benjamin M Alquino, Manila FAME Kalikasan Crafts, Manila FAME Eliana, Manila FAME
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Eliana Baluyut Pottery, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong> Eliana Baluyut Pottery, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong> Eliana Baluyut Pottery, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong> Robles, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
A low-<strong>key</strong> trend, ovoid <strong>and</strong> futuristic retro shapes where seen in <strong>the</strong> form of vases at Eliana<br />
Robles also featured a multi-faceted lampshade in pearlised capiz shells<br />
Stones are cut into non-uniform shapes for a clean modern look<br />
Figurative<br />
First Binhi Crafts Corporated, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
First Binhi Crafts Corporated, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
Demex Rattancraft, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
A&S, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
Demex Rattencraft, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
First Binhi Crafts Corporated, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
Hacienda Crafts, <strong>Manila</strong> <strong>FAME</strong><br />
Moving on from <strong>the</strong> drop shape picked up at last years show, bulbous <strong>and</strong> figurative shapes remain <strong>key</strong><br />
Seen mostly in rattan making use of its strong <strong>and</strong> versatile capabilities<br />
<strong>WGSN</strong> is amazed at how Demex Rattancraft pushes <strong>the</strong> boundaries of rattan by splicing it <strong>and</strong> forming it over a base, to look like polished wood<br />
Black <strong>and</strong> white
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