Deco Central Begins a New Chapter in Clark Freeport

Central Luzon's thriving furniture and design industry has a new place to call home as Deco Clark officially unveiled its new showroom at Building N5310, Centennial Road, Clark Freeport.

More than just a relocation, the new space marks another milestone for the region's creative community, providing a permanent destination where visitors can experience the artistry, innovation, and world-class craftsmanship of local makers.

Spearheaded by Philip Repato, President of PhilExport Region III, Deco Clark brings together 27 furniture manufacturers, artisans, and design brands under one roof.

The lifestyle hub celebrates proudly Filipino craftsmanship, offering everything from handcrafted furniture and lighting to home décor and lifestyle pieces that reflect the creativity and skill of Central Luzon.

The grand opening brought together several distinguished guests, including Pampanga Governor Lilia "Nanay" Pineda, former President and Pampanga Second District Congresswoman Gloria Macapagal Arroyo, and Board Member Fritzie David Dizon.

They were joined by business leaders, industry partners, local officials, members of the media, content creators, influencers, and other distinguished guests, all gathered to celebrate this milestone for Central Luzon's furniture and design industry.

During the program, speakers expressed their confidence in the region's ability to embrace innovation and emerging technologies while continuing to preserve the craftsmanship and creativity that have long defined Pampanga and Central Luzon.

Today, Deco Clark serves as more than just a showroom. It stands as a collaborative space where local talent can connect with homeowners, architects, interior designers, business owners, and design enthusiasts seeking high-quality, locally made products.

Whether you're furnishing a home, sourcing unique statement pieces, or simply appreciating the artistry behind every creation, Deco Clark offers an inspiring glimpse into why Central Luzon continues to be recognized as one of the country's leading furniture and design hubs.