A warmly resolved three-bedroom bungalow that demonstrates how modest footprints can yield richly layered living environments. Dark timber cladding, a terracotta-tiled hip roof, and full-height corner glazing give the facade a grounded yet contemporary character, while inside, an earthy palette of taupe, concrete render, and walnut timber creates a sense of calm and cohesion across every space.
Design Concept
The organizing idea is the interplay between enclosure and openness. An open-air foyer transitions directly to a private tropical courtyard garden, drawing filtered daylight and natural ventilation deep into the home's interior. Each room is anchored by a singular material gesture — the glass brick dining divider, the travertine TV feature wall in the master bedroom, the floating shelving unit in the living room — quiet design moves that give each space its own identity within a coherent whole.
Project Details
Project Type
Residential
Location
Tagudin, Ilocos Sur
Architect
Arch. Friendzel B. Pengi, UAP
Firm
FPA Design Consultancy
Key Features
- Terracotta hip roof with deep overhangs for tropical climate performance
- Dark timber and concrete cladding facade with full-height corner glazing
- Open-air foyer with black console feature and direct connection to courtyard garden
- Private side courtyard with rattan hanging chair as a contemplative retreat
- Living room with custom floating shelves and rattan pendant lighting
- Dining area with glass brick divider wall and triple black pendant cluster
- Master bedroom with floor-to-ceiling built-in wardrobe and travertine TV feature wall
- Second bedroom with travertine headboard wall and integrated bedside storage niches
- Warm earth palette throughout: taupe, concrete, walnut timber, and stone flooring
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