With Philippine condominiums going as low as 20 square meters (studio units), space is a premium. Owners should be able to maximize the space without ever sacrificing comfort of living and the functionality of the furniture. Think proportion & scale.
Living in a condo is far more different than living in a single detached home, same is true for the furniture in it. And so much care, research, thought, measurements are needed before finally deciding what to get.
It is recommended too to sought the professional, friendly (or in my case, family) advise of an interior designer or architect to achieve a more functional & sophisticated home furniture selection.
You cannot expect to get all your condominium furniture & decorative accents in one source by the way. Getting it from one source I believe is a mistake. You should find the courage to mix & match styles to make one interesting home design. More & more, I’ve seen lot of simpler & newer lines of furniture both in the internet and inside furniture showrooms in the city. That’s where your furniture research & educated advise will come in.
Condo living provides an ideal setting for urban dwellers but a lot of the comfort depend on the furniture you pick. And so, good luck on your condominium buying spree!
Tidbits:
- And another super great news (again, for us), people are “googling” the word LEOQUE or LEOQUE FURNITURE like it is a furniture brand name. From a year ago, when the word “leoque” basically don’t exist commercially (I think it’s a surname in foreign country) to a word being googled and searched, this is s exciting.
- Just like to share that, my estimate is that, 50% of our product photos are shot inside our model condominium unit. I’m beginning to think, we can call our furniture shop… The Condo of Leque instead of House of Leoque.” :-P
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