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[Title] => It’s more fun to sit in the Philippines
[Summary] => Amid a rapidly growing international interest spurred by furniture design wunderkinds Kenneth Cobonpue and Vito Selma, and set in a vibrant backdrop of positive economic and tourism outlook, the state of Philippine design has surely come full circle. From being the “Milan of Asia” in its heyday to mere professional design exporters to China, Vietnam, and Thailand in more recent years, the Philippines gears up for a more robust and rewarding furniture industry.
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