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When Joy Ejercito designed their family home in Ayala Alabang, she envisioned an airy, spacious abode that can accommodate the needs of her husband and three young children. A freelance interior designer whose family was in the furniture and construction business, Joy made sure that their house would not only have generously-spaced rooms for entertaining, but also a playroom for the kids and an office for Joy and husband Don, a laparoscopic surgeon at the Asian Hospital.
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November 3, 2006 - 12:00am
