Low Budget Native Dirty Kitchen Design Philippines Novels & Stories

Ininda ko nalang ang sakit ng likod ko. Nang makarating kami sa bahay nila. I gasped when I saw their house. Let me rephrase it: it's like a palace, yet it is. Parang isang barangay na ata 'to sa maliit na city. Para lang akong nasa fantasy world, nasa labas palang ako nito, ah. The residence is spacious and airy. vast grounds featuring water features, fountains, and sculpted gardens. Additionally, it features luxurious materials, including custom furnishings and the use of premium materials like marble, crystal, and exotic woods.

Pagpasok sa loob ay dumiretso na muna ako sa sariling kwarto sa ikalawang palapag ng bahay. The house speaks wealth, from the furniture, the sofa, table, stands, and even cabinets that import from Germany. The interior design looks like a German house version but the outside is the pinoy version. The marbled materials like big to small jars came from Thailand and Japan. May mga umaabot pang milyones dahil sa hilig ni Brent sa mga mababasagin at sculptures. My mom loves painting naman na galing pa nga sa Italy na inorder ni Brent para sa ina through online sa isang sikat na painter at ang iba ay galing sa Filipino-Canadian artist na si Nicolene Zane Laurence, isa ring sikat na paint artist.

It's have a table and a pair of bench na kinauupuan ko ngayon that makes for an informal dining space, waterproof 'din ang floor niya. And under the bed there's plenty of room for clothes, cutlery and toys. Nandon nga nakalagay ang bike ni Alle. "Mura lang naman 'to. Kong hindi ako nagkakamali $131,882 ang price niya"kibit-balikat na sagot ni Well sa tanong ko. Napanganga ako sa presyo na sinabi niya. Hindi na ako nagulat na ganito 'to kamahal, syempre ang ganda naman kasi talaga ng Van na 'to pero parang hihimatayin ata ako sa US dollars.

Kung dito sa living room nila ay mala aquarium ang datingan, nang makapasok naman ako sa kusina ay napanganga ulit ako sa ganda ng kitchen design nila. It’s somewhat like a Luxury Mediterranean inspired look of kitchen design. Sobrang gara ng awrahan. Pang inst*gram ang ambiance ng kitchen nila. Na kahit ‘yong mga simpleng utensils nila ay hindi pangkaraniwan. Every things found in their house speaks money. Mula sa lamesa hanggang sa upuan, talagang nakakamangha. Kung magnanakaw lang ako, kahit ‘yong isang upuan lang ay pwede na. Ganito kayaman ang Villaranza.

A dramatic foyer featuring a dark wood and glass staircase, accented by spotlighting on framed wall art. "You and your wife lives here?" "It's mine, binili ko ito after she leave me" Marahan siyang tumango. "Let's go to the kitchen area" The dining and kitchen area has a sleek, all-black color design with matte finishes and integrated appliances, contrasted by light wood herringbone flooring. "You like dark colors?" "After my wife leaves me, my life became dark kaya naisip kong bumili ng penthouse na inspire sa masakit kong pinagdaanan"

May banyo rin sa ibaba at malapit roon ay pintuan palabas sa dirty kitchen. Laica couldn’t help but admired the house. Hindi pa man siya nakakaakyat sa taas pero nasisiguro na niyang magaganda rin ang mga silid doon. At ang higit sa lahat pang nakakuha ng atensyon niya ay ang katotohanang may mga gamit na sa naturang bahay. Kahit pala mga damit na lamang ang dinala nina Luke at ng Tita Beth nila ay magiging komportable na ang pagtira ng mga ito roon.

May buhay na rin tong pinto? Naku! "Let's go!" 0Hindi ko maiwasang hindi magulat ng makapasok na kami sa loob. It's look like a house! Condo? Pang lalaki siya 'yong style and design niya it's a manly type. From the color of the wall and the things here it's black and white, expensive ang mga gamit. Sa left side my mini living room sa right side my mini bar at puno ng mga alak sa likod no'n my kitchen.

“Any design that you have in mind?” “Uhm, parang gusto ko ng may pagka-modern rustic na may element ng concrete at wood. Syempre, gusto ko ring nakikita ang mga local materials dito sa amin. Tsaka, dapat elevated ang ground floor. Open plan ang living area at dining pati kitchen.” “Open concept. That’s good. Para kahit abala tayo sa kitchen, we can still look out for the kids while they’re playing.”

Para itong laki sa pook sa Luzon kung saan naroon ang mga indigenous Filipino. Wala siyang nagawa kundi ang tumalima at ibagsak ang pang-upo sa ibinigay nitong wooden chair. Hindi niya matukoy kung saan nito iyon hinugot. She wasn't surprised at all how empty and spooky his cabin looks. Walang appliances, dining table, walang kahit anong palamuti. Just the blinds and his night lamps and a cheap-looking area rug, then two creepy wooden chests na mukhang tinirahan na ng ghost. Masikip na dirty kitchen kaagad ang makikita. Wala ring espesyal doon at tanging tiled counter, lababo, a small pantry, a wooden dish rack, wastebin and...

May kunting pagbabago kumpara noong umalis ako pero ito pa rin naman ang bahay na tinirahan ko simula high school. As we stepped through the front door, we entered a spacious, open-plan living area. The room was bathed in natural light thanks to the large windows that offered a stunning view of the garden. The furniture was a mix of modern and traditional Filipino design, with comfortable sofas, a large flat-screen TV, and a beautiful glass coffee table. To the right was a state-of-the-art kitchen, equipped with all the modern appliances one could need. The countertops were made of polished granite, and there was a large island in the middle, perfect for family breakfasts.