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YUMMYSHOPPINGhttp://www.yummy.ph 26 December 2016Sleek receptionMaximal style and minimalist sensibility strike a perfectbalance in host and eventologist Tim Yap’s kitchen.The main door to Tim Yap’s home can bedistinguished from the rest of the townhouses’nearby by its circular detail designed byarchitect Carlo Calma. A neat slice runs down̅i“ˆ`iÃÕ}}iÃ̈˜}̅iw˜iˆÛˆiLiÌÜii˜Tim’s fast-paced career and his quieter privateˆvi°*>Ã̈Ì]}ÕiÃÌÃ܈w˜>ˆÛˆ˜}>Ài>>˜`a compact open kitchen with a bar counterthat encapsulates his identity as a nightlifeimpresario. It has a sheen that echoes theglamour of his work and social orbit.ABOUT THECOLUMNISTDevi de Veyra, a formereditor at Elle DecorationPhilippines, lives andbreathes design. She lovesto style homes andproducts for the camera,and is currently freelancingfor various publications.A blog is in the works,but for now, follow her onInstagram at @devideveyra.``````Tim worked closely with Carlo in puttingtogether his new home. It is an unusualpartnership given Tim’s predilection for colors,forms, and textures, and Carlo’s minimalistaesthetic. But both found common ground,resulting in a pleasant balance of theirsignature styles.The lines of the kitchen are modern,tempered with art and beautiful objects fromTim’s own collection. A black Smeg refrigeratorblends right in with the sleek palette of black