My Furniture Wishlist

 Kenneth Cobonpue Bloom Chair, accent chair for the family area

Real Living Magazine

The Kenneth Cobonpue Bloom Chair  is handmade of microfiber stitched over a resin top with a steel base. Inspired by the graceful blossom of a flower, this lounge chair is sculpted by hundreds of fine running stitches radiating from the center of the seat creating a subtle textural feel.

Yoda Easy Chair by Kenneth Cobonpue, accent chair for the living area

The Yoda Easy Chair by Kenneth Cobonpue expresses a balance between simplistic form and striking detail. Using natural material tension, the collection features rattan's aesthetic and functional versatility. The novel backrest gives Yoda its unique character, a display that offers comfort disguised in randomness reminiscent of nature's surprises.

Ghost Chair by Philippe Starck for my home office

via Apartment Theraphy

The Louis Ghost chair, one of their most iconic chairs, is designed by Philippe Stark who uses a single piece of translucent injection-molded polycarbonate. The ghost chair brings fine elegance to any space and you can just place it in any room because of its versatile design. 

Eames Molded Rocking Chair, for Master's bedroom or Sam's bedroom

Zahara Dessert

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Eames Molded Rocking Chair, created by Charles and Ray Eames, provides comfort and versatility. The seat is designed in a singular form with a deep sitting pocket and a gently flexing back. The molded plastic chair has been a hit since its introduction 1958.

Kaja Coffee Table by Kenneth Cobonpue, for the lanai or living area.

Love the sleek flexible and modern-y design of this coffee table. Actually, it is composed of three separate tables: the coffee table, the end table low and the end table high. I feel in love with the recess area, instant built-in planter!

Wave Dining Table by Kenneth Cobonpue, for the dining area

The Wave Dining Table by Kenneth Cobonpue is a succession of wooden pieces in the likeness of a current, Wave is equally asculpture as it is a table. The undulation of the ocean is captured and solidified into a rhythmic sculptural form, graceful and profound.

Baxton Studio Acrylic Nesting Tables, Clear, for the living room

The Baxton Studio Acrylic Nesting Tables provide, again, flexibility and elegance to any space. One can just pull out or pull in the lower tables depending on your needs and space.

Geo center table by Vito Selma, for the living room

If you look closely you'll find they're actually very still. Lines are stubborn things to pin down, so you don't; you string them up. And while they insist on following a 'linear' track, it's also very easy to fool them into bending a bit here and there in a hegemonic sort of oscillation. They tend to appreciate that; they're sick of being shortcuts all the time, what with the whole "the fastest route to get from A to B" theory applied to almost everything that needs a line or two. They'll move only when you coax them, to form grids, blueprints, objects, the world.

Jane Bi-Sectional Sofa, Drake coffee table and Bishop table - all by Gus Furniture, my second option. All of these!

Jane bi-sectional sofa can installed as either left or right facing. It features button-tufted cushions and stainless steel base. The bishop table is designed to be nested with sofas or ottomans. Drake coffee table - modern, sleek, clean.

Carmichael bed for the master's bedroom. Handsome.

The Carmichael bed belongs to GUS* 2013 Collection. It fuses traditional and contemporary sensibilities, bringing clean, modern lines to a classic style. The design features fully upholstered headboard, footboard and side rails, with elegant, tapered solid wood legs. The bed includes a sturdymattress suspension system which eliminates the need for a box spring. Gus* Modern PH

Drool! Had our budget isn't tight, you would probably see these gorgeous furnitures in our home! I am not sure about the exact price of each one but combine all these furnitures and I'll be spending more than a million peso! And that equals a new small condo unit, a tiny brand new home or a brand new car! Haha!  These days, we should be practical, eh? Hhhmm, maybe I can splurge on a piece or two. What do you think?