Where to Get Fun, Colorful Home Décor to Please Your Inner Child

Homes should be a place that fills you with joy. Forget rooms with plain, off-white walls and dark, minimalist furniture. Explore the passion, whimsy, and vibrancy of color! And don't worry, that doesn't mean dousing your entire space in bright paint.
Consider grabbing a thing or two from these beloved homeware brands. They're sure to instantly lift your living space — not to mention act as a great conversation starter!
Polspotten

This whimsical Dutch houseware brand has finally made its way to the Philippines. Available at Opulence, Polspotten tantalizes customers with a wide array of fun and colorful offerings. Especially prominent at the Opulence showroom are the brand’s unique tableware sets. From peony wineglasses to their adorable nob tumblers and “hippy” saucers, Polspotten is sure to captivate the lighthearted whimsy Filipinos who are best known for imbibing.
Available at the Opulence Showroom at The Podium Mall
Jonathan Adler

A favorite of Heart Evangelista’s, Jonathan Adler presents their collection of kooky vases, trays, and tableware to a captive Philippine market. Pet owners such as Heart have their eyes set intently on the cheeky “Woof” and “Meow” pet bowls. Meanwhile, homeowners looking for something more risque can opt for the brand’s Luciana Vase – featuring a woman’s bosom – or even the sensual Derriere vase, which takes inspiration from the sensual curves on a woman’s body. Either way, there’s a little bit of something for everyone at Jonathan Adler.
Available at the Opulence Showroom at The Podium Mall
KARE
With multiple branches all around the metro, design house, KARE, has likely already caught your eye. They are famous for their animal-themed home décor; likely, you’ve already spotted their bestselling French bulldog statue, their flamingo-themed plates and cookie jars, or their monkey and rabbit lamps. But whatever whimsy you’re sure to dream up, you’re sure to find it at KARE.
Available at The Podium Mall, Robinsons Magnolia, Shangri-La the Fort, and Garden Towers Makati
House of Ugu

Pottery is an art, one that Ugu Bigyan has mastered through years of experience. At his namesake pottery garden in Tiaong, Ugu Bigyan creates delicate, beautiful, handmade works of art. His sculptures are a big hit among visitors, as are his tableware andhome décor. See the many beautiful accoutrements that he creates, all of which showcase the subtle beauty of nature: from the natural materials he uses to the imperfect lines he creates, and even the varied finishes he places upon his lovingly made creations.
Available on their Instagram page
Metier Home

Looking for art? Metier Home offers some of the most accessible pieces homeowners can acquire. Their prints come in a variety of designs, colors, and styles and can suit any home. From abstract paintings to cubist images and even line art, every print at Metier Home is a viable option for homeowners looking to bring a splash of color to their space.
Available on their website
Studio Mirei

Mirei Monticelli is a Milan-based Filipino designer known for creating ethereal lighting. A look at her portfolio reveals designs that are flowing, feminine, and sculptural; needless to say, they are works of art in their own right. Inspired by nature, Mirei translates flora into decor, marrying textiles with engineering and design. She’s created lamps, chandeliers, and overhead lights that are awe-inspiring, to say the least.
Available on their website
Foscarini
Who says color has to be childlike? Foscarini introduces customers to lighting that is colorful yet chic and elegant. Their sleek designs come in a wide range of textures: from the spherical caboche design in orange and white, to the contemporary binic light that can be acquired in limited edition color palettes and classic hues such as pink, blue, green, and silver.
Available at Studio Dimensione
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