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HD DESIGN STUDIO | IDr. Hannah Dy Lo

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Accepting Projects Q1 2027📍
Team of Interior Designers based in Manila 🇵🇭
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A family room designed for comfort, connection, and cozy nights in 🫶🏻

For a family of six, the perfect couch is a must — almost 4 meters wide, with remote-controlled reclining features for the ultimate lounging experience. Paired with a calming neutral palette and accent acoustic panel walls, this space is all about understated elegance and everyday comfort! by @hd.designstudio.ph

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Beyond, the workspace carries the same mood: leather chairs, a sleek desk, and a statement pendant that keeps it polished without feeling cold.
Proof that a darker palette can feel just as inviting as a light one. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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'Tis the season to deck the stairs. 🎄
A clean staircase with glass railings and warm wood treads is the perfect canvas for the holidays. A garland along the handrail, stockings for the whole family, and a few red and gold ornaments are all it takes to bring the season home. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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7 days ago

A beautiful home on turnover day is one thing. A home that still works a decade later is another. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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9 days ago

In this kitchen, a textured tiled counter adds depth without busying the space. Glass pendant lights with brass accents give the bar its own glow, and warm wood upper cabinets balance the cool gray lowers.
A glass-front cabinet puts favorite pieces on display, while cove lighting softens the whole room after dark. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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10 days ago

so much more goes into a design than meets the eye 😉 site conditions, endless details, and working with clients & suppliers to bring it all together ✨🙏🏼

swipe to see process & after photos ➡️

how we started…

On-site outlet & switch mock-ups, aircon positioning, and window location adjustments, fine-tuning every detail to make sure the design works beautifully in the actual space

sourcing & approvals

A lot happens behind the scenes before a space comes together. From finding the right tiles and finishes for each area, to carefully selecting colors and textures that complement the chosen floor and wall tiles

It takes time, thoughtful sourcing, and a few rounds of approvals to make sure everything works beautifully together

Design doesn’t stop at the drawings. Weekly site visits are essential to check lighting, installations, details, and overall execution, making sure the plans are being followed and every element comes together as intended

wall paint options 🎨🤍 exploring different tones and finishes to find the perfect shade that brings the whole space together

meeting with our cabinet supplier & client to go through every detail, material, and finish — making sure everything feels just right before it comes to life ✨

countertop stone options — we had to see them together with the tiles to make sure all the tones, textures, and finishes work beautifully together

we had to check the wallpaper print size, color, and texture finish to get it just right for the space 🏀🏈

for the wall lamps, we sourced different options until we landed on a custom design with a built-in switch!

SPC flooring, cabinetry, and lights are finally installed 💡

checking the bed specifications before production 🛏️✨ going through every dimension, material, and detail with the supplier to make sure everything is clear and properly executed

every detail matters

our team worked hard to create a space that feels beautiful, comfortable, and truly theirs 🥹🏠 especially a space where the kids can feel happy, safe, and at home by @hd.designstudio.ph

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Paneled walls, soft drapery, and symmetry give this home its timeless foundation. Clean-lined furniture and a sculptural chandelier keep it feeling fresh rather than formal.
The dining room is made for long gatherings, with sconces and framed art adding quiet elegance. Down the hall, a home office doubles as a wellness corner, giving work and movement their own calm space.
Classic bones, modern life.
3D perspective by HD Design Studio. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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12 days ago

In this kitchen and dining area, the air-conditioning sits behind custom slatted panels built into the wall. The unit is still easy to reach for cleaning and servicing, but it no longer competes with the design.
Instead, your eye goes where it should: the burl-wood table, the cream barrel chairs, the statement linear chandelier, and the paneled walls that frame it all.
Good design isn't only about what you add to a room. It's also about what you choose to hide. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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13 days ago

Before the finishes, the furniture, and the styling, there's the work that holds everything together: plumbing runs, electrical layout, waterproofing, and structural checks.
We make sure everything is properly aligned and in place, and we set the right foundation before we ever move on to the final details.

It's the part of the process our clients rarely see, and the part we're proudest of. by @hd.designstudio.ph

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15 days ago

A playroom where imagination gets its own floor plan.
For this Laguna City home, we designed a space that grows with the kids: a loft level with a slide down, cozy arched nooks for reading and pretend play, a chalkboard wall for their masterpieces, and low open shelves so every toy has a home they can reach themselves.
Soft pastels keep it cheerful without overwhelming the room, and rounded shapes keep little corners safe.
Play, learn, rest, repeat. taken in Laguna by @hd.designstudio.ph

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16 days ago

Rise. Rebuild. Restore.

For Rise x Rehab, we designed a space that moves with the body, from high-energy training floors to quiet recovery rooms.

Dark finishes and warm wood set the tone for focused workouts, while the Recovery Room and Recovery Lab slow everything down with soft lighting, calm textures, and room to breathe.

Two moods, one space, both designed with purpose.

Dark finishes and warm wood set the tone for focused workouts, while the Recovery Room and Recovery Lab slow everything down with soft lighting, calm textures, and room to breathe.

Two moods, one space, both designed with purpose.

Dark finishes and warm wood set the tone for focused workouts, while the Recovery Room and Recovery Lab slow everything down with soft lighting, calm textures, and room to breathe.

Two moods, one space, both designed with purpose.

Two moods, one space, both designed with purpose. taken in RISE X REHAB by @hd.designstudio.ph

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20 days ago