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Transformer home fit for a young ‘president’

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I live in a 27 square meter (sqm) pad, which is a really a small space. I have to maximize every square meter of it. I have here a small home office, an entertainment area, living room, kitchen, dining area, bedroom and bathroom.

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I also had to make sure I have enough storage for all my stuff (shoes, luggage, cooking supplies) and so we built floor-to-ceil ing storage for all my personal items.

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My space transforms depending on the use. For instance, my entertainment area can serve as my dining table—sort of a transformer type of space. I also have stackable chairs to save on space.

The design is modern industrial and has that minimalist vibe. I don’t want clutter in my space so everything is organized.

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I also love to travel, as reflected in my choice of artworks. I have a series of abstract paintings done by a local artist, who he used the map of Chicago, my favorite city.  I have a poster inside my bathroom which has some of Chicago’s street names.  I also have an inexpensive canvas artwork of New York’s skyline.

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Aside from traveling, I also love reading books that’s why I have a mini library next to my home office. I squeezed in everything in this tiny space. I also hung a bike next to my sofa since I don’t have any more space for it.

My favorite part of my space is my living room.  This is where I usually hang out to watch television, and even work. All furniture in my space is custom-built to make sure that everything fits. I even managed to put in a sectional sofa.

Bryant William Cuison is currently the president of a design and build firm called William Brothers Manila, which does fitout works for residential and commercial projects. He graduated from the De La Salle University-Manila with a degree in Business Management and completed his Masters Degree in Entrepreneurship from the Asian Institute of Management. His interests include fitness and health, travels, and books.

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