There is a certain quiet confidence to interiors that are built on structure. You sense it in the way patterns repeat, how proportions feel resolved, and how nothing seems to be fighting for attention. That same sensibility runs through the Francis Libiran for Our Home 2026 collection, where architecture, texture, and restraint shape the way each piece comes together.
Held last January 27, 2026 at SM Megamall, the launch marked the return of a collaboration that continues to bring Francis Libiran’s design sensibility into the context of the modern Filipino home. Gal at Home was represented at the event by Arch. Delmyn Herrera Delmo, who had the opportunity to experience the collection as it was meant to be seen and used.
What immediately stood out was how cohesive everything felt. The pieces did not compete with one another. Instead, they worked together as part of a clear and consistent design language, making it easy to imagine building an entire space around them.
Design grounded in structure and proportion
Francis Libiran’s architectural background comes through clearly in this collection. The patterns are intentional, the proportions feel considered, and the repetition of motifs across different categories feels controlled rather than decorative.
You see this most clearly in the carpets, cushion covers, bed linens, and upholstered pieces. Lines overlap, curves repeat, and geometric elements echo one another without feeling rigid. There is visual interest, but it is measured.
For homeowners who prefer interiors that feel calm and visually organised, this approach is especially appealing. The pieces have enough character to anchor a space, yet they remain flexible enough to work alongside existing furniture and finishes.
A restrained palette with depth
The colour palette leans toward neutrals, but not in a way that feels flat or predictable. Soft ivories, layered greys, warm taupes, and muted blacks form the foundation, with deeper tones like olive and ochre appearing as accents.
Texture plays a major role here. Quilted bed runners, embroidered linens, plush carpets, and sculptural sofas add dimension without relying on strong colour contrasts. Even in a relatively limited palette, the spaces feel layered and complete.
This makes the collection particularly suitable for condo living, where too many competing colours or finishes can easily overwhelm a space.
Pieces designed for everyday living
Walking through the setups, it was clear that these were not pieces designed to be looked at from a distance. The sofas felt inviting. The bed linens looked crisp but relaxed. The cushions felt substantial, not overly precious.
The 2026 collection expands into a broader range of home categories, including sofas, bedframes, carpets, curtains, cushion covers, and bed linens, all personally designed by Francis Libiran. The emphasis is on furniture and soft furnishings that support daily living while maintaining a strong design identity.
That balance between visual appeal and usability is something we value deeply at Gal at Home. A space needs to support how people actually live in it, not just how it looks in photos.
A collaboration rooted in accessibility
The partnership between Our Home and Francis Libiran continues to work because it is grounded in accessibility. Since 1997, Our Home has focused on offering contemporary furniture and home décor at approachable price points. This collaboration builds on that foundation by making designer-led pieces more attainable for Filipino homeowners.
Rather than creating one-off statement items, the collection focuses on cohesion and longevity. These are pieces that can grow with a home over time, whether you are furnishing a new space or slowly updating an existing one.
Now available at Our Home PH
The Francis Libiran for Our Home 2026 collection is now available in Our Home stores nationwide and on the Our Home website. For homeowners drawn to structure, texture, and a calm visual rhythm, this collection offers thoughtfully designed pieces that can anchor a space without overwhelming it.
All images from Our Home and Delmyn Herrera Delmo for Gal at Home Design Studio. In writing this article, we used AI assistance for clarity, accuracy, and to align with our editorial guidelines and our commitment to providing valuable home design insights. You can view our full AI Use disclosure here.