Nothing screams organised louder than a perfectly stacked shelving system. Wherever you decide to instal it—in the kitchen, living room, office, or bedroom—the shelves present a blank canvas for you to populate with books and other items that speak to your sensibilities.

If you inherited some heirloom items, you can easily build your home décor around them. Nothing gives a home more character than pieces that have stood the test of time.

If you are traveller who has a habit of buying souvenirs from your voyages, what better way to show them off than putting them front and centre in your home? That way you’ll also have an interesting conversation starter.

Bring the outdoors into your home by decorating with plants and flowers. You can place tall potted plants by the corners, while you can conserve floor space by hanging small flora by the windows. Indoor plants work even better if your space is not too crowded and has access to natural light.

If you want your home to look as futuristic as a sci-fi movie set, you can start with the lights. If you don’t want to populate your space with too many things, a statement chandelier will more than make up for the minimalistic approach.

Have your own space in the soon to rise The Albany, a low-density, low-rise residential tower in McKinley West. 64 spacious suites of up to 349 square meters comprise this residential development located beside Forbes Park and the Manila Polo Club. Designed by UK-based firm Broadway Malyan, The Albany boasts of three-level penthouse suites each with their own private infinity pools and elevators that directly open onto one's foyer. Each suite is furnished with the finest European home brands. Duravit's Philippe Starck Collection for the bathroom, Leicht for kitchen technology and Bosch for home electronics. For inquiries, visit The Albany website or contact +63.917.5253797 or +63.998.9956434.