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A creative journey backed by nature
Manila Bulletin
|October 19, 2025
The nature-based design sensibilities of multi-awarded Kenneth Cobonpue brought him to the global stage and back to Manila FAME 2025
At the 73rd edition of Manila Furnishings and Apparel Manufacturers' Exchange (FAME), exhibitor and globally renowned designer Kenneth Cobonpue spearheaded the production of Design Commune with fellow pioneering members of Movement 8 veterans Tony Gonzales and Milo Naval.
Known for transforming natural and Filipino materials into functional lifestyle products, Cobonpue's natural materials through innovative handmade production processes.
Aside from numerous international accolades, his creations, such as the Bloom and Yoda chairs, have achieved iconic status in pop culture. In 2007, the industrial designer and manufacturer was called "rattan's first virtuoso" by Time Magazine.
At Manila FAME 2025, guests can expect a range of Cobonpue's classic and statement pieces, as well as a new collection featuring lighting, indoor and outdoor furniture, and home accessories. "We will preview them at the trade show before bringing them to Milan and New York," he added.
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