Based outside the Philippines, these Filipino-owned homeware brands are setting shop elsewhere while incorporating their roots in their designs.&nbsp;

An emergence of homegrown-led brands has been leading the way in home furnishing. Here are some creatives and collectives filling up spaces all over the world with soulful decor and mindful functionality.

<a href="https://www.shopfili.com/">Fili</a>
Bicol-hailed designer Julia Villamonte drew Fili out of the dearth of permanent and intimate decorative products. Collaborating with Philippine-based workshops, Villamonte carved out handmade home pieces out of rattan, abaca fibers, and other materials that are abundant in the Philippines. Today, Fili can be found in Italy, Villamonte&rsquo;s current residence.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.instagram.com/salamatceramics/">Salamat Ceramics</a>
Based in Los Angeles and stemming from the Tagalog word of showing gratitude, Salamat is a playful tribute to the rawness and landscapes encountered on a daily basis, holding the key to beauty and ease in restricted form.

<a href="https://www.bahaylifestore.com/">Bahay</a>
This UK-based Life Store prides itself on being proudly Filipino and their selection of pearl earrings, colorful candles, and patterned prints come together to fulfill one goal &mdash; to home.

<a href="https://sacharaps.com/">Sacha Carlos-Raps</a>
Unapologetically eccentric in the best way possible, Sacha Carlos-Raps&rsquo;s undeniable creativity permeates her work, claiming it as &ldquo;Manila roots, New York fruits.&rdquo; Her Brooklyn-based creative pursuit features a catalog ranging from art prints, throw pillows, to paper cards, suggestive of her own artistic versatility.

<a href="https://goldieland-studio.com/">Barbae Glass</a>
New York-based artist, <a href="https://goldiepoblador.com/Artist-Bio">Goldie Poblador</a> pours her distinctive talent and conscious conviction into the pieces she births. The Barbae collection, an ode to Filipina feminism, materializes into glass homages of the Filipino woman&rsquo;s body. According to the artist, the glasses were designed as &ldquo;energetic beacons of sensuality and empowerment.&rdquo;

<a href="https://www.mamasunceramics.com/">Mamasun Ceramics</a>
Eye-catching, colorful, and easy to display, New York-based Mamasun would like to remain in all the households it entered. The brand&rsquo;s creator, Soleil, saw an opportunity to &ldquo;build a sense of home.&rdquo; Each piece is then built to stay with its owner, keeping its charm and function all throughout in an effort to stay in residence.

6 Homeware Brands Away From Home That You Should Know About

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