Deco Central officially relaunched on Friday, June 26, 2026, at its new and more spacious home at Building N5310, Centennial Road, Clark Freeport Zone, featuring products from 27 local manufacturers . The showroom aims to showcase world-class Filipino craftsmanship and creativity while providing a dedicated space for homegrown furniture makers and local designers to reach new audience.
A New Space for Kapampangan Artisans and MSMEs
Led by Philip Repato of PhilExport Region III, the new Deco Central serves as a convergence zone for 27 manufacturers to showcase the region's best furniture and home furnishings. The showroom provides a centralized platform for buyers, both local and foreign, to appreciate the design and craftsmanship that Kapampangan artisans are known for worldwide . The expanded space, measuring approximately 2,000 square meters, represents a significant upgrade that Vice Governor Lilia "Nanay" Pineda has long envisioned, recognizing the growing demand for Pampanga's furniture . It has been a cultural and economic destination since its establishment in 2011 , and its expansion reflects the continued confidence in the quality and global appeal of Filipino-made products.
Leaders and Industry Confidence
The relaunch was supported by a strong presence of provincial and national leaders. Former President and current Pampanga 2nd District Representative Gloria Macapagal Arroyo attended alongside Governor Lilia "Nanay" Pineda and Board Member Fritzie David Dizon. The event showcased a clear commitment to the local industry's growth and its ability to adapt to technological advancements and the challenges of the modern market. The economic impact of Deco Central is significant, as PhilExport Region III estimated that the showroom could indirectly support thousands of workers, boosting job opportunities in the manufacturing and furnishing industry, which is vital to the province's identity as a creative capital .
