Modern interior space with a curved wooden and glass enclosed bedroom area above a living room. The living room has a sofa with beige pillows and a throw blanket, a small side table, and decorative items.

Philippine School of Interior Design Marks 40th Year with “H.U.G.I.S. atbp.” 2019

The Philippine School of Interior Design proudly celebrates its 40th year of graduation exhibits with “H.U.G.I.S. atbp.: Homes Using Geometrically Inspired Spaces for Alternative Types of Built Places.”

This year’s exhibit showcases creative interior design solutions through geometric shapes, offering alternative approaches to building and living spaces. Spread across three galleries—round, rectangular, and triangular—it features 12 uniquely designed interior trends that provide fresh options for modern interiors. These designs create habitats that are both functional and fashionable while addressing the growing demand for adaptable shelter solutions.

“H.U.G.I.S. atbp.” brings a bold new perspective to interior spaces, introducing designs that are as innovative as they are relevant for today's living needs.