Bahay na Bato.

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  Puerta

  Main entrance door of the entrada principal
• Postigo


  Service door that was cut on the side of the main doors
• Zaguan


  Area open to carruaje (Carriage) and the empty carroza (float to carry saint's statue during procession)
• Cuadra


  Stable for horses
• Silong


  The hollow space beneath the bahay kubo for storing livestock
• Piedra China


  Block of white stone. Used as counterweights of Spanish galleons
• Coquina


  Coral rock quarried from reefs during low tide
• Entrosuelo


  Waiting area before access to the main office
• Despacho


  Home office (Opisina)
• Azulejo


  Patterned hand-painted tiles imported from Spain used to decorate the decanso
• Decanso


  Stair landing
• Escalera


  Wooden staircase
• Bastonero


  Hat and cane rack placed at the caida or stair landing
• Caida


  Landing on the upper entrance hall. Also called Antesala
• Sala Mayor


  Main living room
• Kolumpyo


  Wooden chair. Also called tumba-tumba or mercedoras
• Oratorio


  Prayer room
• Urna


  Carved altar that enshrines statues
• Virina


  Bell-shaped glass jar that was used to encase statues
• Comedor


  Dining room
• Volada


  Cantilever walkway beside the window
• Punkah


  Pan suspended from the ceiling of the roof and pulled by means of rope
• Biombos


  Divider between comedor and mostly used to hide the servants
• Dapugan


  Platform in kitchen where kalan and clay stove is in place
• Pamiggalan


  Food cabinet
• Dispensa


  Pantry attached to the wall
• Banggera


  Slatted wooden stick dishrack attached to a dining room or kitchen window
• Ah Tay


  Bed intricately four poster bedposts (made in Binondo)
• Aparador de tres Luna


  Three door cabinet in master's bedroom
• Vajilera


  Tall, glass fronted display cabinet
• Cristaleria


  For keeping glasswares
• Almario


  Vertical pillow rack used to air dry pillows
• Vitrina


  Shelf with glass that stores glasswares collection of the family
• Eskritong Tipaklong


  Table for sewing, usually seen at girls' rooms
• Batibot


  Cane bent wood chair or means "enduring"
• Gallenera


  "Chicken seat" usually found outside the office. "Gallo" means chicken
• Concha


  Latticework panels that framed the translucent Capiz shells used to shut windows at night
• Columnilla


  Decorative colonette that divides a window into two sides
• Calado


  Pierced wooden panels above doors or walls for air circulation (Art Nouveau inspired)
• Ventanilla


  Small window located right under the barandilla (windowsill)