Bea Alonzo's New Japandi Style Office Is So Aesthetic
IMAGE INSTAGRAM/beaalonzo, YOUTUBE/Bea AlonzoHere's everything we loved about it!
Bea Alonzojust gave viewers a tour of her new work space, and we can’t believe we’re saying this, but we’re getting absolute office envy.
According to the actress, she renovated her condo into a workspace to keep business from seeping into her home. With the help of her trusted interior designerJeizele Delos Reyes-Go, her mini office sports a Japandi style look characterized by bright spaces and subdued, neutral colors.
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Leni Calasof 5 Ward Design describes the theme as a “combination of Scandinavian functionality and Japanese rustic minimalism to create a feeling of art, nature, and simplicity.” We don’t know about you, but it’s safe to say we’ve fallen in love with this fusion style thanks to Bea’s office.
Here’s everything we love about Bea Alonzo’s new office:
Hallway
Guests will be greeted by an arched entryway in between fluted panels and a French mirror wall. Behind the panels is a kitchenette built with a gorgeous marble countertop made with similar material to Bea’s apartment in Spain.
The reason for hiding the kitchenette? Bea explains “Upon entrance kasi makikita mo na [yung kitchen], and it doesn’t look that professional. As much as ayoko rin na sobrang stiff ng mini office ko, gusto ko rin siyang bigyan ng formality in a way."
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Bathroom
Style meets function as the mirror wall actually opens up to the office’s bathroom. To achieve a sense of fluidity, as Bea had hoped for, you’ll notice one or two of the same elements present in all the rooms. In the bathroom, you've got the fluted panel cabinet and the carrara marble counter.
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The minimalist yet chic bathroom is also fitted with an asymmetrical mirror and potted plants to “bring the outside in.”
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Living Room
The work hub’s fluted panel and marble top motif continues in the living room. For a fleck of that rustic feel characteristic of Japandi spaces, beside the off-white couch sits a solihiya arm chair.
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Of course, there’s also the customary flat-screen TV so Bea and her team can preview the content to be uploaded on her channel.
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Dining Area
Also considered a “boardroom,” the dining area features a marble top dining table functional for both casual dinners and formal meetings for Bea’s creative team.
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Beyond that is a mini photoshoot studio with various colored backdrops. It was originally planned out to be her personal office, but Bea explains, “Whenever my team or my manager [are here], ‘di naman talaga ako lalayo sa kanila. Of course I would wanna talk to them so it doesn’t make sense to put a division.” Instead, the area became a communal room for her team to shoot content in.
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