Contrary to the product code of the display shelves (AC-DC), the bookshelf does not supply the power (voltage) to light up the vase. Vase and the book shelves sold separately.
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Speaking of shelves today, just like to mention that the glass layers for the MALAI display shelving are now tempered glass. It on sale BTW, check our partial list clearance sale items here.
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Have you seen this wonderful shelving storage solution? It’s out and for sale since Oct 6, 2009. Since it’s November 6 today, it’s its 1 monthsary. Happy Monthsary shelves!
To celebrate the 1 month of existence, I am posting above 3 new pictures of the sleek ladder shelves. It’s a side panel-less version of the first ladder-shelf. This 2nd-version is a sleeker one, a wider one and has minimal design and bracing supports. And, the supah-dupah good news is, it’s almost same price as the first version.
You can see the specifications and initial ladder-shelves ver2.0 pictures here.
A choco brown… a coffee… no, we’re not talking about a hot morning beverage sip. Rather, we’re posting here is the variant of the center/coffe table cross legs design. Aside from the natural varnished finish & the black paint finish, we now have this in darker brown. Different finishes, but hidden beneath the surface is still ol’ solid acacia wood slab. Perfect!
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While going over the Elements of China coffee table book, it dawned on me that I might have stocks photos of… Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal & Earth. And after few minutes of browsing the hard drive, somehow, I have. Not exactly at par with the photos in that coffee book but still, it’s worth posting (i think).
THE WOOD (shot at Paete Laguna)
THE FIRE (selling the capiz candle holder)
THE EARTH (shot at a random sidewalk)
THE METAL (steel staircase at San Sebastian church)
THE WATER (shot at, well, our bathroom)
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Another coffee book - photo book I grabbed from a thrift shop… this is Elements of China coffee table book. With full color photography and short narration of things related to the following elements…
The above 5 elements are not to be confused the movie I recently watched, Angels and Demons’ four elements of all things in existence: Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. Chinese philosophy rocks! They got five,not four!
Not only this coffee photo book is a visual delight, we’ll also use this as props during our furniture photoshoots :-)
One of LEOQUE FURNITURE’s best selling side table is this Z-TYPE table. Simple but really elegant furniture. And not choosy in terms of partnering this with your sofa & living room look. Seamlessly and effortlessly match this with your old or even new sofa set
Here are two new photos of the side table we call, CHUCK…
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We exited to post these new photos… please check the pix for the CRIZ-CROZ End Table - Side Table we have. Awesome!
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Just a warning…
Some misguided fellas used House of Leoque photos without our permission. That’s basically equal to stealing.
Worse is, one blatantly removed “LEOQUE” watermark and put on their own name/text.
Next time stealing of photos happens, we will not be as kind as today. We will name names & we will do corresponding actions.
God bless us all.
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A nice article from the Financial Times… Lisa Macuja Elizalde talks about their cribs…. “The Donada Compound” and two other vaction homes at Boracay & Tagaytay Cavite. I’ve seen the Tagaytay castle-like house via one lifestyle magazine and just looking at the pics will make you breathless and truly awed. I can’t just imagine how awesome it is LIVE! Please Mr. Fred Elizalde invite me to do your lawn and how about a cup of coffee eh? =) Ms. Lisa describes her Tagaytay holiday house below, see the excerpts…
What are the best features of the Donada Compound?
There is a beautiful, spacious garden with lots of shade from very old trees, three grand ballet studios and the Ballet Manila (BM) office. So my commute to work is about a minute of walking across the garden from my back door. There is also a pool with a shallow, kid-friendly part, a porch with Wi-Fi and Fred’s painting studio – plus more than 300 paintings and sculptures all over the house and the garden. I guess in that way you could call it an artists’ haven.
Tell me more about the Boracay house.
The Boracay Resthouse is where Missy was conceived. Boracay will always hold a special place in my heart because the island is where Fred took me after he and I got engaged. It used to be the only house on the beach that had a generator. The “old” house consisted of two big porches and three small rooms. Since Fred and I got married he has developed the house to include six cottages using Amanpulo-style architecture. There is a spot on the main porch that even has a ballet barre so I can keep in shape while on a beach vacation. Just like all our other houses, Boracay has Fred’s artworks on display – some of them were even painted in Boracay while we were on holiday. He has a studio (which we call the Cathedral). Our bedroom has a painting on the ceiling. There is a special certificate hanging in every bedroom that certifies that Fred was the first man to free-dive the Camia wreck just off the island.
What about the Tagaytay house?
The Tagaytay house is a huge project still in the making. It was started in the 1970s on Iruhin Grange (the second-highest peak in Tagaytay). It has two floors and several rooms. There are multi-tiered rooms, secret tunnels, secret doors, strange passages, pebbles on the floor, platforms, gates, a great hall, a long dining room table, two fireplaces and several rooftop porches. And there is a bedroom constructed on the side of the mountain underneath the swimming pool with a porthole looking into the pool. In other words, it’s a castle that every child would want to explore and live in. It is Fred’s dream house and is still unfinished. Very colourful, very alive, very Fred.
First time we are doing this, we’re making some price cuts on our items. Please check the list below and click any discount furniture that interests you.
