In partnership with I Want to Share Foundation, the local atelier launches a design-driven initiative supporting pediatric cancer patients called Crafted with Kindness: Cancer Care.

Everyone has a personal story when it comes to furniture: the sofa that provides comfort from dusk to dawn, the dining table that hears countless stories every day, and the chairs that not only carry weight, but also legacy. Beyond form and function, these pieces become a part of our daily narrative &mdash; something Genteelhome is deeply familiar with.&nbsp;
Rooted in the belief that furniture is personal, the local atelier has long been creating and designing bespoke pieces with both sustainability and intention in mind. Now, this same sensibility extends beyond the home and into spaces where care, comfort, and compassion truly matter. With its &lsquo;Made for You, Made with Love&rsquo; philosophy, Genteelhome recently launched a long-term program positioning community care at the center of its initiatives &mdash; starting with Crafted with Kindness: Cancer Care, a program in partnership with the I Want to Share Foundation (IWTS).

&ldquo;Genteelhome is not just about the furniture&mdash;it&rsquo;s about the memories created, the process of building each piece, and the lives intertwined with our craft,&rdquo; said founder Katrina De Leon. &ldquo;We&rsquo;re bringing warmth and comfort to cancer patients. We want to create pieces that make them feel cared for. These furniture pieces are crafted not only with kindness, but with our hands and hearts, inspired by who they are and what they give. We hope this small movement can make more movements to the community.&rdquo;
Introduced during the Genteelhome Gratitude Lunch last December, the program brings purpose and design together by providing thoughtfully crafted furniture for the ongoing Bone Marrow Transplant wing of the Philippine General Hospital. Using reclaimed materials, each piece &mdash; including lounge chairs, side tables, and movable desks with wheels &mdash; is designed to adapt to the needs of both pediatric cancer patients and their caretakers, while also offering meaningful moments of comfort.

Expressing her gratitude for the collaboration, Founder and Chairman of IWTS Sheila Romero said, &ldquo;Genteelhome brought warmth, character, and dignity to the patients. The Bone Marrow Transplant wing is where patients face the toughest battles of their lives, and thoughtful design matters immensely.&rdquo;
In addition to this, Genteelhome continues its commitment to championing sustainability and local craftsmanship by collaborating with Filipino artisans, supporting reforestation efforts through the Haribon Foundation, and keeping the traditional furniture-making processes alive. In every piece that it creates, the brand reinforces that thoughtful design can leave a lasting impact.&nbsp;
Showcased during the Gratitude Lunch also,&nbsp; Genteelhome Edit is the brand&rsquo;s newest collection of distinct pieces and interior accents that elevates everyday rituals. From jewelry display to functional storage, the collection embodies Genteelhome&rsquo;s ethos that it&rsquo;s the smallest details that make a space more personal and lived-in.&nbsp;

With Crafted with Kindness: Cancer Care, Genteelhome underscores that design guided by kindness and empathy has the power beyond interiors and into spaces that nurture hope and healing.&nbsp;
For more information on Genteelhome, its offerings, and initiatives, you can visit their <a href="https://www.genteelhome.net/">website</a> and social media pages. You can also visit their showrooms at 124 Fil-Am Friendship Hwy, Calibutbut, Bacolor, 2001 Pampanga and the 3rd floor of Podium, Ortigas, Mandaluyong City.&nbsp;

Genteelhome Brings Comfort Beyond Home Through Cancer Care Initiative

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