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2025 ASIA’S BEST CONCEPTUAL INTERIOR DESIGN
(concept, in-progress project) - Verde House

31 July 20252 min readAsia Awards Organization
2025 ASIA’S BEST CONCEPTUAL INTERIOR DESIGN
(concept, in-progress project) - Verde House

Company: IEO Studio Inc.

Project name: Verde House

Location: Quezon, Philippines

Designer/ Architect: IEO Studio Inc. | Principal Designer: Iris Anne E. Ocampo

Manufacturer: IEO Studio Inc.

Stakeholder/ Owner: Lee Family

 

Verde House by IEO Studio Inc. exemplifies the forward-thinking shift in Interior Design - one where organic modernism is truly a way of living. Rooted in a vision to harmonize human life with the natural world, this concept project reimagines home as a sensory refuge. The designer’s commitment to balance is evident in every decision: integrating wood, stone, and greenery into sleek, minimalist forms, and composing textures that calm as much as they captivate. Here, natural light floods open spaces through expansive glazing, while greenery serves not just as décor but as a breathing element of wellness.
 

Beyond aesthetics, Verde House is driven by a mission to promote physical and mental well-being. Its biophilic design leverages nature’s rhythm to support healthier lifestyles, improved focus, and stress reduction. Every detail is executed to foster connection and sustainability. More than a design vision, it’s a deeply human response to the tension of modern urban life.
 

In an age when interiors are expected to both perform and inspire, Verde House offers a masterclass in purpose-driven design. By translating biophilic principles into a seamless living experience, it redefines conceptual interiors - earning its place as a winner in the 2025 Asia’s Best Conceptual Interior Design category.
 

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