The glass sink with squarish pop-up waste
Waterfall mixer (closed-up)
Wall-mounted waterfall mixer (with the flow)
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Vanity Area
Vanity sink (complete view)
The glass sink with squarish pop-up waste
Waterfall mixer (closed-up)
Wall-mounted waterfall mixer (with the flow)
The glass sink with squarish pop-up waste
Waterfall mixer (closed-up)
Wall-mounted waterfall mixer (with the flow)
Kitchen (cooking & washing area)
Mayer Hob & Hood (60cm size)
Kitchen view (taken from extended area)
Kitchen main lights
Kitchen mixer tap (hot & cold system)
Kitchen sink (Brand: Rubine)
Kitchen view (taken from extended area)
Kitchen main lights
Kitchen mixer tap (hot & cold system)
Kitchen sink (Brand: Rubine)
Tall cabinet Area
My wine fridge
Tall cabinet
Tall cabinet - for wine fridge on the bottom, serving tray, microwave oven and storage spaces
Tall cabinet
Tall cabinet - for wine fridge on the bottom, serving tray, microwave oven and storage spaces
Kitchen Area (with inner layout)
Blum tandem box (I4 & I2 - 50kgs load)
Sliding glass door - closed
Top-hung sliding door with pelmet
Black tempered glass sliding door
Blum tandem box (I4 & I2 - for 30kg load )
Suspended kitchen
Kitchen view from entrance
Sliding glass door - closed
Top-hung sliding door with pelmet
Black tempered glass sliding door
Photos for the total makeover of our new place
Green outside study area
Green behind kitchen window
Green outside vanity sink area
Surrounding outside living window
Outside patio window
Green behind kitchen window
Green outside vanity sink area
Surrounding outside living window
Outside patio window
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Summary of the reno progress
Reno work that has been done.
1) All floor tiles and kitchen wall tiles have been done.
2) Wooden flooring done on Friday, 25 Sep 2009.
3) All carpentry work is fabricating in the workshop now.
4) 1st coat of paint done. (Color code: Nippon Urban grey)
5) 1st chemical wash done.
Need to rectify
1) Bathroom piping need to be shifted near to center.
2) False wall need to erect.
Yet to be done
1) Aircon and lightings need to be installed.
2) Wall-hung water closet need to be setup.
3) New rubbish chute to be installed.
4) Bathroom accessories need to setup.
5) Sockets and switches.
6) Door and mild steel gate.
7) Pebbles floor
8) Carpentry work.
9) Glass panel for bedroom, sliding doors and fixed panel.
10) Fabrication of Solid surface top.
11) Installation of digital lock.
12) Side latches (headboard) for both ends.
13) Light box @patio area.
14) Wardrobe mirror with leather framing,
1) All floor tiles and kitchen wall tiles have been done.
2) Wooden flooring done on Friday, 25 Sep 2009.
3) All carpentry work is fabricating in the workshop now.
4) 1st coat of paint done. (Color code: Nippon Urban grey)
5) 1st chemical wash done.
Need to rectify
1) Bathroom piping need to be shifted near to center.
2) False wall need to erect.
Yet to be done
1) Aircon and lightings need to be installed.
2) Wall-hung water closet need to be setup.
3) New rubbish chute to be installed.
4) Bathroom accessories need to setup.
5) Sockets and switches.
6) Door and mild steel gate.
7) Pebbles floor
8) Carpentry work.
9) Glass panel for bedroom, sliding doors and fixed panel.
10) Fabrication of Solid surface top.
11) Installation of digital lock.
12) Side latches (headboard) for both ends.
13) Light box @patio area.
14) Wardrobe mirror with leather framing,
More photos to share~~~
The entrance....pebbles flooring still waiting to be done.
My dark floor tiles with sand-flow design.
My living hall and dinning area
View from kitchen to the hall
The fixed panel metal guide with a new sliding door
View from hall to the 'DARK' kitchen
My kithen cabinet area
My veri dark bathroom
My toilet (wc still yet to be set up)
My vanity area
The veri veri petite laundry area
My BIG room...hahahahaha
My study area
The touch up of the room entrance (sliding door will be installed)
Headboard was done wrongly, shld be low not full height style.
Height has been rectified. Still need to add the latches for both ends
The entrance....pebbles flooring still waiting to be done.
My dark floor tiles with sand-flow design.
My living hall and dinning area
View from kitchen to the hall
The fixed panel metal guide with a new sliding door
View from hall to the 'DARK' kitchen
My kithen cabinet area
My veri dark bathroom
My toilet (wc still yet to be set up)
My vanity area
The veri veri petite laundry area
My BIG room...hahahahaha
My study area
The touch up of the room entrance (sliding door will be installed)
Headboard was done wrongly, shld be low not full height style.
Height has been rectified. Still need to add the latches for both ends
Renovation work progress
Here are some photos to share on my hse reno progress so far.
The Compressor Area (viewing from vanity window)
The Compressor Area (viewing from vanity window)
Aircon drainage pipe (to toilet)
Box-up for aircon, downlights and truckings
Kitchen box-up for all pipings and truckings.
It been a while since my last update.
In the midst of the renovation, we have met some hiccups.
Firstly, the water closet problem.
We saw a egg-shape wall-hung water closet which we love it so much @Living Phenomenon. Together with other designer pieces we like, she had sent us an email quotation with a discount. However, we were not told that the particular water closet was still pending for the authority approval. Hence, after getting some other bathroom stuff from different shops, we are stuck with our wall-hung wc. Out with no choice, we have to look around and start sourcing for a new wc. We spend a few trips up and down to IMM and balestier. We are very fussy with the choice that they carried in their own shop. So decided to went back Lookz and manage to find a similar egg-shape wall-hung wc but too bad not a suspended type that we like. So ended up, we have settle for another brand Duravit Starck 3 series instead. It's from designer Philipe Starck and the clean-cut look do match our hse deco. Most important is the price, we got it @$552.50 after an additional discount. So happy~~~
Secondly, our living hall floor tiles given us another small problem. The tile we have chosen initially will have tones problem and also given a bigger, obvious gap lines in between tiles due to the edge cutting of that tiles. So, we have to re-select a new tiles which mean slight delay on the floor laying work. Now a bit of regret, should go for a smaller size of tiles cos our place is not big and turn up we are able to count the pcs of tiles we have been used on the floor. Hope with the furnishings in, it will not be so obvious and will tone down on it. Keeping my fingers cross. :)
In the midst of the renovation, we have met some hiccups.
Firstly, the water closet problem.
We saw a egg-shape wall-hung water closet which we love it so much @Living Phenomenon. Together with other designer pieces we like, she had sent us an email quotation with a discount. However, we were not told that the particular water closet was still pending for the authority approval. Hence, after getting some other bathroom stuff from different shops, we are stuck with our wall-hung wc. Out with no choice, we have to look around and start sourcing for a new wc. We spend a few trips up and down to IMM and balestier. We are very fussy with the choice that they carried in their own shop. So decided to went back Lookz and manage to find a similar egg-shape wall-hung wc but too bad not a suspended type that we like. So ended up, we have settle for another brand Duravit Starck 3 series instead. It's from designer Philipe Starck and the clean-cut look do match our hse deco. Most important is the price, we got it @$552.50 after an additional discount. So happy~~~
Secondly, our living hall floor tiles given us another small problem. The tile we have chosen initially will have tones problem and also given a bigger, obvious gap lines in between tiles due to the edge cutting of that tiles. So, we have to re-select a new tiles which mean slight delay on the floor laying work. Now a bit of regret, should go for a smaller size of tiles cos our place is not big and turn up we are able to count the pcs of tiles we have been used on the floor. Hope with the furnishings in, it will not be so obvious and will tone down on it. Keeping my fingers cross. :)
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