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Our cover story walks you up through four floors of Tim Yap's townhouse—designed by Carlo Calma—where every square inch of wall bursts with the colour and texture of his contemporary art collection.

In the gorgeous light of a perfect summer day, nature’s hues, too, are amplified. Step into a suburban sanctuary south of Manila designed by the architect Noel Saratan for Patsy Zobel de Ayala. His ingenious architecture makes you feel immediately one with nature as the luscious greens of tree ferns and palms, and the calming blues of pools and ponds blur the lines between indoors and outdoors.

In a similar fashion, the vivid African sky seems to float right into The Observatory, the spectacular home of IT entrepreneur Rory Sweet, nestled high in South Africa’s Waterburg Mountain Range.

For a full-on play of colour, the Singapore residence of the interior designer Wendy Smith is a must-see. Here, Peranakan style meets Matthew Williamson in a bold and vibrant psychedelic fantasy.

Also cause for celebration is the landmark show of the acclaimed Filipino painter Elmer Borlongan. My thanks to Sheila Ramos for focusing an insider’s lens on the artist and sharing her unique perspective with us.

Find this and a lot more colourful inspiration on these pages.

Tatler Homes Philippines Magazine Description:

With its finger on the pulse of the design world, Tatler Homes Philippines presents the latest and greatest in furnishing, lighting, and interior design, and offers an insider’s guide to luxurious living. It also gives you a private glimpse into the most beautiful homes in the Philippines and around the world, bringing you up close and personal with renowned architects and designers.