September 28, 2022

My Ottoman Home in Makati: A Turkish and Moroccan Inspired Store for Your Home Decorations

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  • If you would ask someone what was the greatest empire then, perhaps one would say it’s the Ottoman Empire—an empire that arose centuries ago but still remains as the largest and longest empire known in history. This is what inspired My Ottoman Home in Makati to be named after a great empire. Their story began, just as many delightful things do, with food.

    In 2012, Pasha a Turkish restaurant in Makati was put up by a Filipino-Turkish couple, with their love for Turkish cuisine and culture they started bringing it in the country. The food was just the first step into their story, after some time they brought in colorful ceramics, carpets, and lamps to decorate the place. Customers were amazed by the ceramics they used as well as their decors, giving them a complete vibe of the Republic of Turkey.

    That reason alone caused people to start asking if they could buy their fixtures. This instance gave them the idea to create a separate business for that which is why in 2019, My Ottoman Home was born, delivering Turkish made home items at your door.

    Carpets (Php 1,000 – Php 3,000)

    As they separated their home decoration business, they started bringing in other items like carpets, lamps, and more kitchenware. Although they are still starting their humble business, My Ottoman Home already has a wide variety of choices for its customers.

    Truly, it was love, at first sight, gazing at their colorful tableware. Their ceramics are all shaped, hand-painted, and glazed by the hand of craftsmen, making it worth buying for the quality and effort that was put into it. From plates to tea sets, wood plates, and candy dish—you name it!

    Ceramic Plates (Php 2,2,50 – Php 3,950)

    Even their lamps have their own story to tell, from collecting hand-cut glass pieces that comes in different colors and geometric shapes to putting it together, surely you would want one of these lamps to light up your home. They have a variety of table lamps and oil lamps that you can hang inside or outside your house.

    Lamps (Php 1,250 – Php 72,000)

    Their products may seem like it only fits those who have a home of their own to decorate, but some items are also a hit to the younger generations. As they join bazaars and pop-ups, others would fall in line for their accessories and pieces of jewelry.

    Mosaic Tile Clutch Bags

    But above all their items, one item has truly standout when it comes to the sales. Many people have their own beliefs that have led people to commonly buy the Evil Eye.

    Evil Eye Ornaments (Php 350 – Php 1,250)

    The origin of the Evil Eye is Nazar, an all-seeing eye that is believed to protect a person from negativity, jealousy, and even bad vibes. That is why most of their buyers would go for the eye that comes in different items, like a keychain, or as a door decor, and the like.

    It is also believed that once you place the Evil Eye at a door, those who enter will not bring the bad juju inside the house.

    Other than Turkish and Mediterranean items, they also offer Moroccan items like kaftan and poufs from their partner brand, Souk and Style. You can check out more of Souk and Style through their Facebook page.

    Kaftan and Poufs from Morocco

    Currently, My Ottoman Home does not have a physical store, but the idea of settling in a store is in the works. They have a showroom where you can go, but strictly by appointment only. Other than that you can catch My Ottoman Home at bazaars and pop-ups around Metro Manila.

    If you happen to be around Antipolo, My Ottoman Home has also a few displays of their items at Pinto Art Museum. While decorations for resorts are still on the works, you might be surprised to just see their pieces at different Mediterranean inspired resorts.

    Also read: Pinto Art Museum in Antipolo: Haven for Philippine Contemporary Art

    In collaboration with their restaurant, they also offer catering for intimate dinners and events, where you can have the complete Turkish experience – from the food to the music and tablescape. It is surely a gastronomic and cultural feast for the senses.

    Details

    Address: Bel-Air, Makati City
    Contact: 0917-862-1700
    Email: 
    inquiries@azraliving.com
    Website: azraliving.com
    Facebook: facebook.com/AzraLiving
    Instagram: instagram.com/azraliving

               
               
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