the facade of CWC Design Center along Arnaiz Avenue, Makati City
CWC Interiors’ Newest Showroom Is Unlike Any Other (Here’s Why)
More than just a furniture showroom, CWC Design Center is a living gallery of design history, where every piece tells a story of innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless beauty. Purposefully built to house some of the world’s most iconic designer furniture brands, it’s a space that celebrates artistry and thoughtful design at every turn.
Designed by architect Jojo Tolentino of AIDEA Group, with interiors by Ed Calma, the building’s layout was meticulously curated so that each showroom flows seamlessly into the next, creating an experience that feels both cohesive and inspiring. Every floor highlights pieces rich with heritage and creativity, making the CWC Design Center a true destination for designers, collectors, and enthusiasts alike.
1. A Prime Location in the Heart of the City
CWC Design Center stands proudly at 814 Arnaiz Avenue, just minutes away from Greenbelt and Ayala: the epicenter of business and style in Metro Manila. Its proximity to the Skyway makes it easily accessible from various parts of the city, offering convenience to design professionals and clients coming from all over Manila.
2. A Curated Collection of Global Brands
CWC is home to some of the world’s most celebrated furniture brands, each chosen for their exceptional craftsmanship and enduring legacy. Walter Knoll exemplifies refined luxury through expertly worked leather and fabric, while Herman Miller has become synonymous with ergonomic excellence. Meanwhile, Vitra preserves the legacy of design icons, with pieces that have earned recognition in museums and awards around the globe. Together, they represent the very best of international design, all in one inspiring space.
Global Brands carried by CWC
3. Authentic Icons, All Under One Roof
From Charles and Ray Eames’ Lounge Chair and Ottoman to Jean Prouvé’s Antony Chair and Eero Saarinen’s Womb Chair, CWC Design Center is home to authentic mid-century masterpieces rarely seen in the Philippines. For true furniture lovers, it’s a chance to experience the originals firsthand, to appreciate the textures, craftsmanship, and design details that replicas can never fully capture. Here, you can sit where design legends once imagined, and feel the history behind every curve.
Eero Saarinen’s Womb chair (bottom) and Jean Prouve’s Antony Chair (top) located in Basement 2 gallery of CWC Design Center
4. Twelve Floors of Inspiration
Imagine twelve floors filled with design innovation. CWC Design Center features six floors above ground and six below, all dedicated to creating immersive showrooms that showcase how each piece fits into different lifestyles and interior settings. Some floors are curated by theme, others as galleries for knowledge, while others focus on a single brand; allowing visitors to explore distinct design philosophies in depth. Every level is a visual journey and a feast of knowledge through modern living and timeless artistry.
CWC Design Center building model in Ground Floor (top) and Herman Miller Ergonomic Wall in Ground Floor (bottom)
5. A Playground for the Design-Curious
Not every piece at CWC is a museum classic, some are simply designed to spark joy. You can take a spin on the Magis Spun Chair, explore the multi-level Vitra Living Tower, or try a chair that looks like giant blades of grass. These pieces prove that great design isn’t just about form or function, it’s also about fun. They might surprise you, and even inspire a new perspective on what makes furniture truly engaging.
Pratone by Gufram in Basement 1 (top) and Magis Spun chair in Basement 1 (bottom)
Whether you’re searching for the perfect piece for your home, looking for design inspiration, or simply exploring the world’s most iconic furniture up close, CWC Design Center is the place to be. More than a showroom, it’s a celebration of creativity and culture, where global design meets Filipino heritage. Step inside, and discover what makes this space unlike any other.
