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Follow small laude’s 10 tips on making your home a sanctuary, “youtube’s favorite tita” knows how to make a house a home… she shows her viewers how in the first episode of “it’s a small world”, anna rosete.

YouTube’s “Favorite Tita” is now on the Metro Channel!  Many are familiar with the well-loved Small Laude for her candid, unpretentious musings on the good life, one that she’s living and showing as a YouTube vlogger .  Known for her lines, “No bashing!  It’s just for fun!  Of course!”  Small is now Metro Channel’s newest member.  Her show, “It’s A Small World,” debuted on the evening of August 1 and as of this writing, it has now gained 194,752 views.

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She takes us into an intimate tour of her home, one that she hasn’t done in her vlog format.  Through her, we vicariously step into a privileged life, no doubt, but what’s great about Small is her refreshing ability to make her viewers feel good through her contagious, bubbly happiness.  “People tell me that they love watching my vlog because I make them happy, I make them smile.  Nakakwala ng stress.  Nakaka -good vibes lang. It’s so fulfilling when I hear them say that they forget their problems and nawawala ang depression nila for a time when they watch my vlog,” she says.

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Not only did she offer almost half an hour of feel-good viewing in her Metro Channel debut episode.  We also picked up some of her best practices to make her home a sanctuary.  

Read about them here:

How To Make Your Home A Sanctuary By Small Laude

By Metro.Style April 19 2024, 10:06 PM

“One thing I’ve learned is you really have to take your time with things that you love. It’s all in the details talaga!”

The Laudes love art. Works of John Santos, Olazo, Ang Kiukok, Elmer Borlongan, Murakami and Madsaki line their walls. She notes acquiring a pair of Olazo paintings 25 years ago, being attracted to its colors and subject matter.

Photo Credit: Still from "It's A Small World" on Metro Channel

In the living room are Henge lights which were ordered from Milan. Each is handmade and has a certificate. The sofa and coffee table are from Minotti. The sideboard, from Rimadesio, her favorite brand. The entertainment room is homey with the use of wood and leather accents courtesy of furniture from Poltrona Frau. SILVERLENS gallery’s represented artist, Pow Martinez’s paintings add splashes of color to the space. This artist is known in collectors' circles for his grotesque figures that narrate tongue-in-cheek commentaries about social realities. This area is a lesson in textures and how varying them can create depth and richness in a space.

The sofa and coffee table are from Minotti. On top are tchotchkes and books that reflect her interests.

Walking into the powder room, she says, “Isn’t it lit?” “Look at the walls, the sink and the floor… It’s made out of onyx!” I am always in a good mood when I’m in this powder room, and I think it’s because of the good lighting. Of course, nothing compares to natural light. It makes you look very, very good in selfies and in blogs,” she shares.

“I really wanted my house to look like a resort so I made sure to put glass all over and to let natural light come in.”

Take Small’s advice if you like the resort look. “Gardens were a non-negotiable when we were designing our home. We actually have four, and it’s a good thing, too, because this is where I went all out on my plantita-ness,” she says. Still, she isn’t shy to say that she gets the help that she needs to maintain her lush plants. “I was so excited when we were designing this because I really love plants, and I really love nature. I’m so proud of my little plant babies, but I can’t make our outdoor areas look this good without the help of our full-time hardinero and some very stylish accents.” She points out the Kenneth Cobonpue Croissant set. “This is where my kids like to hangout after dinner,” she shares.

“If you’ve got a collection of things, showcase them throughout your home as decor.”

Since it’s your house, you want to put all the beautiful things and the things you love. That’s where you spend most of your time. If you’ve got the space for it, why not dedicate an entire room to your favorite sets?” And she does exactly that with a room full of plates, but she opted to save the details for another episode.

The formal dining area is used for special occasions. On regular days, the family eats on an 8-seater rectangular table with a stone top purchased in Milan. “I was so in love with it, and I told my husband, Philip, ‘I should get this.’” There’s a bar that matches the table, as well as a counter, all from Rosanna.

“Another secret is we still work hard to be able to afford the things we need in the house.”

The Study is where her husband and kids play the stock market. Its masculine vibe is lightened up by some of the family’s whimsical art pieces. Paintings by her daughter, Allison are her favorites.

“I really believe that your house should have the things you love and it should reflect your personality.”

For example, her favorite Barrioquinto painting, exhibited in the National Museum is a great source of pride for the vlogger. It crowns the sitting room leading to the master bedroom, a space she uses to work. “This is where I hold my Zoom meetings, and where I read your emails and your comments,” she shares.

“Be open to new things.”

Architect Ed Camla would never design a space like Small’s Beverly Hills Hotel-inspired room, but she had full authorship of it, choosing the "Brazilliance" Dorothy Draper wallpaper that resembles the Martinique wall covering cladding the hotel’s walls."I'm obsessed with that hotel," Small exclaims.

"Be open to new things."

“Sometimes you find beautiful things just by accident,” she emphasizes, pointing out an accessory that just happened to work out without intending it… metal candelabras holding a pair of candlesticks that just melted gracefully, completing the accessory.

“It’s so important for us moms to have alone time. So if you have the space for it, claim a room to call your own.”

In her case, this translates to her Beverly Hills Hotel-inspired room and this pink glam room where she does her primping.

“Have a signature scent throughout your house. As soon as you smell it, you will definitely know that you’re home.”

She particularly loves this Seashore scent that she especially concocted. She will make this available on her website, smalllaude.com. Watch out for it!

“Use the same color palette indoors and out to create a cohesive look,” and “get creative by using indoor decor in your outdoor spaces.”

From her Beverly Hills room, she brought out soft furnishings in her signature pink to her rooftop gazebo area which is crowned with a chandelier from an estate sale in Beverly Hills. “Something old,” she quips.

“Bless your spaces with beautiful memories.”

“My fondest memory in this house was our 25th wedding anniversary. It was so memorable that I had the best time. I had my friends, my family. We had flowers all over the place. Good food, good company,” she says, emphasizing that it’s all about the company you keep and the memories you make at home.

Small Laude, “YouTube’s Favorite Tita ” and Metro Channel’s newest darling, sums it all up with these parting words, “Listen to Tita Small, guys.  I know these things.  Of course!!”

Missed this episode?  Watch the video here:

"It's A Small World" airs on Metro Channel every Sunday at 8:30 PM.  Metro Channel is available on SKY Cable Channel 52 or 174, GSAT Channel 70, and Cignal Channel 69!

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BY Mariane Perez

Small Laude reinvents what it means to be a modern-day celebrity, giving us a glimpse into a rarefied world through her undeniable charm, boundless joy, and refreshing authenticity.

This is an excerpt from Lifestyle Asia’s November 2023 Issue. 

Poised gracefully atop a mangrove tree, Small Laude poses in a scarlet evening gown, with a sweet smile on her face that belies the challenges that had gotten her perched into that specific spot and standing upon sinewy roots. Surefooted and steady, she models the ruffled confection by Ivarluski Aseron with aplomb, a couture dress fresh off the runway, and one among many she giddily got to try on during a private fitting with the designer in her home.

Shot against the serene waters of Manami Resort in Negros Occidental, one would find it hard to imagine the concerted effort that was required to stage such a remarkable portrait. It was an idyllic location Lifestyle Asia editor-in-chief Candy Dizon had her heart set upon even prior to the shoot, which according to the resort’s owner Cristina Corro, would only be accessible during high tide.

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Thankfully nature cooperates, and aboard four bancas , the team rows to this hidden oasis. With the couture gown decadent and yet delicate, Small had to change into it while riding one of the rowboats, in a makeshift dressing tent held up by four women. Despite being accustomed to many creature comforts, the cover star has no qualms about swapping outfits in the wild, even venturing out of her comfort zone to pull off the poses needed for this landmark photo series.

Upon reaching the spot, Cristina goes first, showing Small the exact places her foot needed to land to get her safely onto the crook of the tree. She balances herself and poses for lensman Patrick Diokno for a good 10 minutes, before the team then paddles away out of the frame for the drone shot by Ed Simon.

Standing alone amidst the rawness of this untamed oasis, Small is confident, like a supermodel who has perhaps done this many times. Striking in red, it’s hard to take your eyes off her, possessed of a certain je ne sais quoi that has earned her the ardor of millions of fans.

Despite her current fame, Small Laude is what can be considered a newcomer to the scene, having only started vlogging in 2019. Born Marissa Eduardo, she is married to business tycoon Philip Laude, and is mother to four children, Christopher, Timothy, Michael, and Allison. She’s also the sister of construction magnate Alice Eduardo, Melba Eduardo Solidum, and Joel Eduardo.

Being naturally outspoken and funny, the socialite recalls how her friend, broadcast journalist Karen Davila, had encouraged her to start her own vlog. She was hesitant at first, as were her husband and her kids. “The family of Philip, they are so private and low key,” she explains.

Small, however, was really drawn to it and wanted to do it for herself, finally giving in as she created her first video on a trip to Los Angeles. With her companions fast asleep on the long-haul flight, the then-newbie starts recording nonchalantly on her phone, eventually splicing it with snippets of herself relaxing in their Beverly Hills home, grocery shopping, and wholeheartedly enjoying their family’s vacation.

Her natural charisma and amusing personality shines through, and when that first video began to gain significant traction, Small started coming up with more. On her YouTube channel, which now has two million subscribers, fans get to join Small on trips all around the world, shopping at designer boutiques, attending high-profile events, or even throwing parties for her equally posh friends. Interspersed with all that luxury, viewers also get to see the sillier side of Small, with the content creator often engaged in amusing adventures, and never shy to show off her bloopers.

She also lets us into more personal affairs, like the intimate soiree she and husband Phil had for their 25th wedding anniversary, or their daughter Allison’s graduation from high school, and subsequent send-off to college abroad. In fact, she mentions that one of her favorite episodes is the one with her entire family, doing the “Who’s Most Likely” challenge, where they playfully dunk each other’s faces in powder.

While her family had at first been hesitant about appearing in her vlogs, they’re now prominent characters, with fans just as invested in their lives. “Now they’re so supportive, and I’m so happy,” she quips. One video showcases Small with her daughter in an amusing skit inspired by the body-swap film Freaky Friday , with Allison nailing her Mom’s mannerisms to a tee. Philip, on the other hand, has taken over as manager and “bodyguard” for Small, reviewing her contracts and accompanying her on shoots and appearances. In between takes at the cover shoot, when the couple thinks no one is watching, they can be seen fondly holding hands, making every project a loving family affair.

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The socialite makes no secret of her genteel upbringing, or the comfortable life she has had ever since marrying confectionary empire scion Philip, who now also runs Timson Printing and stock brokerage firm Timson Securities.

Through her vlog, viewers get a sneak peek at the lifestyles of the truly rich, a world normally veiled in mystery. With girlish excitement, Small talks about her favorite things, raids her Ate Alice’s Hermès bag collection, or takes people on a tour of their six-story luxury home designed by Ed Calma. She describes her personal style as fun, girly and cute, but not classic. “It’s too boring for me to be classic. It’s not bagay ,” she professes.

They’re slice-of-life videos, just infinitely more exclusive and glamorous, filled with sparkling jewels, grand tablescapes, and chic fashions. And yet, with her down-to-earth demeanor and inexorable candor, the approachable tastemaker has made everyone feel like a part of her rarefied world.

Witness as she picks vegetables from her rooftop garden, cooks dinner for her family, unboxes her shopping haul, or even declutters her closet. Congenial and easy to please, she finds joy in the everyday, and has just as much fun going to the wet market with her household staff, as she is traipsing along with her friends on Rodeo Drive.

And while clearly enamored by the finer things, the wife and mother also believes in prioritizing what is truly most important in life. “Many people think and see that I have so much. I can’t disagree with that, but it goes beyond material possessions,” she says, eager to go beyond just the surface. “True luxury to me is having your family healthy and whole, being able to spend time with loved ones, peace of mind, being able to give back, traveling and exploring the beauty this world has to offer, and just simple moments of joy and laughter with family and friends.”

She is comfortable in her own skin, a thing she credits as part of her success. “I’ve always wanted to be a celebrity of sorts. Had I known I just had to be me, I would have auditioned just being me,” she shares with a laugh. “Authenticity and candidness on cam are such a big deal.

I think that being myself, embracing my imperfections, opening up, staying positive and just genuinely connecting is what allows me to not only be me, but what makes people accept me.”

She reveals that one of the most common questions she, and the people in her inner circle get asked, is if her public persona matches her private one. “We all have the same answer, “YES!” What you see is truly what you get,” she attests.

POSITIVITY AND PURPOSE

Amidst a saturated social media landscape, there is something that makes Small Laude stand out. Having risen to fame amidst a worldwide pandemic, her followers were drawn to her bubbly personality, witty observations, and sometimes self-deprecating humor, christening her their “happy pill.”

“It’s the ultimate compliment,” she shares. “It is so heartwarming to know that my vlog and the content I create can bring this much happiness to people’s lives.” She prefaces every episode with her popular catchphrase in her trademark cadence, “No bashing! Of course, it’s for fun!”, reinforcing how all of what she does is simply to entertain and inspire.

Small’s message of positivity has clearly resonated, with people creating various fan clubs dedicated to her. “They’re the best! It’s like having a cheering squad uplifting you 24/7. They inspire me, they motivate me since they are the voice of so many, and I’m just incredibly grateful for them,” she shares.

The breakout star is thankful for all the love she’s received, and enjoys getting to know her followers. “I connect with them in many ways – through my DMs, social media, meet and greets, giving them exclusive content especially just for them, and just so much more,” she declares.

In fact, one of the biggest events she’s had was her “One Million Laughs” fan meeting in Samsung Hall, to celebrate having hit her first million subscribers on YouTube. Despite her apparent popularity, this milestone still caught Small by surprise. “It was a moment of immense joy and gratitude. I couldn’t believe it, but I knew I had to do something to give back to the fans. Fans even flew in from all over just to celebrate with us,” she recalls.

Wanting to create a memorable experience, she had invited celebrity guests, prepared a lot of activities and even performed for her fans. “I’m not a singer nor am I even a dancer, but I gave it my all,” she says. “I spent weeks rehearsing for my fans. No matter how exhausted I was, I pushed through because of them.”

The fan meet also gave Small and her loyal tribe a chance to really bond, taking their online connection into the real world. “I also wanted it to be more than just a performance, so I made sure to engage with my fans. I wanted as many people to feel included,” she says. Small and her team made sure everything was already taken care of, from the venue, to the exciting program, to even the snacks and drinks given away. 

Small declares that when the day had finally come, it felt like a dream come true. “The energy in the room and the support from my fans was overwhelming. And more than anything, this was about the real people who had become a part of my journey,” she declares. “That was the real magic of the whole experience.”

Read the full cover story by purchasing a copy of the Lifestyle Asia November 2023 magazine via SariSari.shopping or select newsstands in National Bookstore and Fully Booked. Subscribe to the E-Magazine via Readly , Magzter , and Press Reader .

Text by MARIANE PEREZ 

Photos by PATRICK DIOKNO

Sittings Editor: CANDY DIZON

Art Director: MARC YELLOW

Stylist: ROKO ARCEO

Makeup by OMAR ERMITA

Hair by PATTY INOJALES

Shoot Coordination: MAE TALAID.

Shot on location at MANAMI RESORT 

Special thanks to ANDREI AND CRISTINA CORRO AND THE MANAMI RESORT STAFF

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Small Laude wowed by new walk-in wardrobe of Singaporean socialite Jamie Chua: "Ang daming Hermes!"

Socialites like Small Laude and Jamie Chua share one thing in common—a penchant for the luxurious things in life.

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The Filipino business scion and Singaporean handbag connoisseur met up for a casual chat inside Jamie's lavish walk-in wardrobe located in The Lion City .

Small's thrilled reaction was conveyed through a short Facebook caption on November 15, 2023 which read (published as is): "Ang daming Hermes !"

At first glance, the wardrobe seemed reminiscent of the one Jamie unveiled in 2019, causing a stir among fashion mavens online for its covetable designer collections and impeccable arrangement for bags.

However, the 49-year-old influencer clarified that this capacious space is distinct, situated in her new residence where she began residing in March of this year.

Jamie shared her excitement on Instagram about Small's visit, stating, "Welcome to Singapore dearest @smallaude so happy to have you over in JC new closet. [lipstick stain emoji]"

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INSIDE JC NEW CLOSET

Unlike Jamie's previous viral closet, which occupied a 700 square-feet floor area, the dimensions of her new haven remain undisclosed, yet it appears more expansive, housing a separate walk-in unit encased in glass.

The entire room is meticulously temperature-controlled to preserve the quality of the luxurious items.

Jamie elaborated in an Instagram reel on June 22, 2023 , "S ince I live in a country that has high humidity levels, I’ve also installed hidden electric dehumidifiers in every single closet to keep my clothes, shoes and handbags free from odor, mold, and mildew."

Moreover, this updated walk-in wardrobe features the same cutting-edge face-and-fingerprint-recognition lock technology as its predecessor.

Beyond the dehumidifiers, the velvet-lined drawers, along with custom storage for her jewelry, sunglasses, scarves, watches, belts, and socks, are all equipped with LED lighting sensors.

COLLECTIONS

According to the South China Morning Post , Jamie is acknowledged for possessing one of the largest collections of Hermes bags globally , exceeding 200 pieces and valued at over USD2 million (PHP111,673,000).

Her extensive collection extends to more than 300 pairs of shoes, averaging about USD1,500 (~PHP83,670) per pair, with her most affordable pair priced at USD795 (PHP44,391.21).

In terms of clothing, she owns a USD19,000 (PHP1,060,941.00) Gucci Fox Fur Coat, a USD27,000 (PHP1,507,653.00) Rami Kadi gown, and numerous Chanel jacket dresses each costing USD8,899 (PHP496,911.26).

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Small Laude meets Singaporean content creator Jamie Chua

Small Laude just met Singaporean socialite and fellow online personality Jamie Chua in Singapore.

In an Instagram post, Jamie shared a snap with Small posing in a giant walk-in closet filled with rows upon rows of luxury bags. 

"Welcome to Singapore dearest Small," Jamie said tagging her friend.

"So happy to have you over in JC new closet," she added. 

In the comment section, Small thanked Jamie "for the fun and great afternoon to night, love. We had a blast." 

The Filipino socialite quickly generated quite the online following, thanks to her entertaining YouTube videos. Her popularity crossed over to TV, where Bubble Gang  made a parody about her. Small would later appear in an episode of " Mano Po " on GMA.

Anyway, what could their collab be? We are surely looking forward what Small and Jamie are cooking up!

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The Moscow Metro Tour is included in most guided tours’ itineraries. Opened in 1935, under Stalin’s regime, the metro was not only meant to solve transport problems, but also was hailed as “a people’s palace”. Every station you will see during your Moscow metro tour looks like a palace room. There are bright paintings, mosaics, stained glass, bronze statues… Our Moscow metro tour includes the most impressive stations best architects and designers worked at - Ploshchad Revolutsii, Mayakovskaya, Komsomolskaya, Kievskaya, Novoslobodskaya and some others.

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The guide will not only help you navigate the metro, but will also provide you with fascinating background tales for the images you see and a history of each station.

And there some stories to be told during the Moscow metro tour! The deepest station - Park Pobedy - is 84 metres under the ground with the world longest escalator of 140 meters. Parts of the so-called Metro-2, a secret strategic system of underground tunnels, was used for its construction.

During the Second World War the metro itself became a strategic asset: it was turned into the city's biggest bomb-shelter and one of the stations even became a library. 217 children were born here in 1941-1942! The metro is the most effective means of transport in the capital.

There are almost 200 stations 196 at the moment and trains run every 90 seconds! The guide of your Moscow metro tour can explain to you how to buy tickets and find your way if you plan to get around by yourself.