70% completed
Week 4 and the place is 70% completed for a warm , minimalist interior design. It's starting to take shape and the ID & contractor have been trying their best to meet the dateline. Overall, very satisfy with the ID, will recommend to friends who are looking for an ID.
The shoe cabinet behind the door.
The dining area.
I love this light the minute I step into my ID office. Yes, I make my ID sell this light in his office to me. wahhahah. He has three, its okay to give me one of it.
The only complain I have now is the kitchen cabinet. The dish drainer is way too low!!! It is 10" more than its suppose to be. What am I suppose to put there once the table top is up, not even a toaster fit under it. We finally manage to get the ID to alter it, but I guess it will take a bit more time as they need to dismantle everything and send back to the workshop. Hope they can rush back in time.
We add a additional pull-out table top to give us more cooking space.
They use a hinge door to solve the corner door problem. But I have some issue with this area, what can I store there? It's going to be the damp place. *think*
The common toilet
The Master bedroom toilet.
The wardrobe from Closet design. Looking good.
My hidden headboard drawers to minimize the space to have side tables. But luck we didn't construct the side tables, there is hardly any walking space once the bed frame seats in.
The vanity in the bedroom.
We modify the design after seeing SJ's friend having the same vanity design. We add in storage space behind the mirror so that we can store our toothbrushes, etc.
The divider. I think a make a good decision to change from a solid wall to this divider.
The tv console feature wall at night. The laminate looks "cheap" in this lighting.
The tv console in daylight.
The study room and its grey walls make it a cozy place to work and relax.
The shoe cabinet behind the door.
The dining area.
I love this light the minute I step into my ID office. Yes, I make my ID sell this light in his office to me. wahhahah. He has three, its okay to give me one of it.
The only complain I have now is the kitchen cabinet. The dish drainer is way too low!!! It is 10" more than its suppose to be. What am I suppose to put there once the table top is up, not even a toaster fit under it. We finally manage to get the ID to alter it, but I guess it will take a bit more time as they need to dismantle everything and send back to the workshop. Hope they can rush back in time.
We add a additional pull-out table top to give us more cooking space.
They use a hinge door to solve the corner door problem. But I have some issue with this area, what can I store there? It's going to be the damp place. *think*
The common toilet
The Master bedroom toilet.
The wardrobe from Closet design. Looking good.
My hidden headboard drawers to minimize the space to have side tables. But luck we didn't construct the side tables, there is hardly any walking space once the bed frame seats in.
The vanity in the bedroom.
We modify the design after seeing SJ's friend having the same vanity design. We add in storage space behind the mirror so that we can store our toothbrushes, etc.
The divider. I think a make a good decision to change from a solid wall to this divider.
The tv console feature wall at night. The laminate looks "cheap" in this lighting.
The tv console in daylight.
The study room and its grey walls make it a cozy place to work and relax.
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