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Themed bedrooms

 

 

Everytime I post photos from my house tours at Urban Zone, the readership skyrockets. I owe you a few UZ house stories so I plan to post at least one a day this week. Here’s one from a recent shoot. This is a brand new house. The owners, Jibby and Charisse Tinio of Niceprint Photography, had just moved in weeks before the shoot. Architecture and interior design by Alex Co; children’s bedroom interior designed by Nina Santamaria.

 

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Like most new houses being built in Metro Manila, this one takes on a modern Asian sensibility.

 

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The foyer, with art work commissioned by Charisse reflecting images of her sisters and her.

 

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Living room

 

Click “More” to see the rest of Charisse’s house

 

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Double height ceiling over the living room.

 

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Lighting fixture from Alex Co.

 

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Charisse loves to cook. She designed the specs of her working kitchen.

 

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I’m liking the red backsplash.

 

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The dining room actually shares the same space as the kitchen.

 

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Charisse decorated this guestroom herself with damask prints.

 

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This is the little boy Sancho’s nautical themed bedroom designed by Nina Santamaria.

 

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Nina shows me how part of the bed is actually storage.

 

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Everything was nautical. Everything.

 

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This part of the room had horizontal stripes. It must be so much fun for Sancho to be staying in a room like this.

 

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Charisse’s baby boy Jibby also gets a themed room. Nina designed something inspired by transportation and things that move. By the entrance to the room, this wall had a real rotating ferris wheel that holds toys.

 

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Nina placed a hot air balloon made of padded fabric to cover a ceiling lamp. This balloon is attached to the crib by a thick rope.

 

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Here it is. And yes, they will have to tweak this once Vito gets too big for his crib.

 

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These are shelves that Nina designed. They’re like little trucks cantilevered against the wall.

 

I wish we had taken photos of the master bedroom. It had a spectacular en suite bathroom with glass walls. Just like in hotels.

 

 

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