This is the blog's 100th post! 100 post on, very glad we are finally progressing to having our own home. Our key collection should be soon as our neighbours from other blocks are already starting to collect their keys from next week. As a continuation from the last post, am going to share what we are going to do for our reno.
I think what we plan to do is pretty standard for all new BTOs, but what is a lil special is that we would be hacking away the wall between the master and bedroom 1 to form a bigger master bedroom. We are also going to hack away a kitchen wall so that it looks more spacious. There would be a little cosy corner in our master bedroom. Every ID that we went to asked whether we want a walk-in wardrobe given the space that we have, but I think that walk-in wardrobes look very messy. Prefer to have things hidden behind a door. All in all, this is what we are going to do. Excited!
Flooring
1. Homogenous tiles for the whole house
Door
1. Veneer door for 2 bedrooms
2. Tempered glass swing door for 2 toilets
Living/ Dining Room
1. L-box, cove lighting, false ceiling
2. 7 ft Full height wall feature with 14 ft suspended TV console
3. 6 ft Shoe cabinet
4. Full height cabinet at entrance
Master Bedroom
1. Hack wall between master and bedroom 1
2. L-box, cove lighting
3. Platform for cosy corner
4. 4ft Island concept TV console
5. 11 ft Aluminum frosted glass sliding door wardrobe
6. Bedframe with bedhead
7. Side tables with mirrors beside bed
8. 7 ft Study table
Kitchen
1. Hack wall between kitchen and living room
2. 26 ft top and bottom kitchen cabinet
3. 12 ft granite worktop
4. 12 ft Tempered glass backing
5. Aluminum sliding door at service yard
6. Mortar base for kitchen cabinet, fridge and washing machine
7. Connect of inlet and outlet pipes for sink and washing machine
Bedroom 2
1. 6 ft wardrobe
Bathroom
1. 2 sets of tempered glass shower screen
2. 2 sets of vanity counter with suspended cabinet
3. Shower kerb
Others
1. ICI dulux pentalite paint with max 5 colour choices
2. Internal laminate finish for all carpentry works
3. Anti-slam system and blum soft-closing for drawers
Congratulations for reaching your 100th post! It’s not easy to keep your blog updated, as you seem to be busy on your home’s renovation. But you still managed to do it, and that’s a great feat! And with regards to the renovation part, there are still a lot of work on the list. I hope you hired someone to help you on this to make it less stressful on your part. How is it, btw?
ReplyDeleteLynne Halloran @ Suburban Glass Service
Hi there, thanks! The process of building up a house is great.
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