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MARIWASA'S DIAMOND LEGACY
The Philippine Star
|June 30, 2026
60 years of crafting homes, memories, and better living
For 60 years, Mariwasa has quietly helped shape the spaces where Filipino families have celebrated birthdays, welcomed new generations, weathered life’s challenges, and created memories that endure long after a house becomes a home.
As the company marks its diamond anniversary with the theme “Mariwasa Diamond Legacy: 60 Years of Crafting Excellence,” it celebrates not only a remarkable milestone in Philippine manufacturing, but also six decades of earning the trust of homeowners, builders, architects, contractors, dealers, and partners across the country.
Mariwasa’s story is one of craftsmanship, innovation, and resilience. Perhaps more importantly, it is a story of the countless lives lived on the floors and within the walls that Mariwasa has helped build.
BUILDING A LEGACY FROM THE GROUND UP
Mariwasa’s journey began in 1966, when it became the Philippines’ first ceramic tile manufacturer.
At a time when the country’s construction industry was steadily expanding, the company introduced locally made ceramic tiles that combined quality, durability, and craftsmanship, setting the standard for an industry that continues to evolve today.
Over the decades, Mariwasa has grown alongside the nation itself.
From a pioneering tile manufacturer, it has evolved into a trusted provider of comprehensive building and finishing solutions, offering porcelain tiles, SPC and vinyl flooring, sanitary ware, bathroom solutions, stone veneers, tile adhesives, skim coats, and tile-fixing products.
Each innovation reflects the company’s commitment to helping Filipinos build homes that are not only beautiful, but also designed to stand the test of time.
Mariwasa’s purpose has remained constant: to craft products that enrich everyday living.
ÉVOLVING WITH THE FILIPINO HOME
The Filipino home has changed dramatically over the past six decades.
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