jasonchua1982

Ohh...sorry for the confusion and thanks for the good advice too What i mean is the latter, to further divide the MBR into 2 sections, because it has been made bigger by shifting the storeroom away By doing so....I hope to create 2 smaller rooms instead of 1 big MBR, which might come in handy now and in future....now meaning I can use it as study room....and future where I can use it as kids room...or even use as kids study room so that if I have 2 kids, they both have their own area to study However, I am pondering if having a partition is a good choice...because in the future if I am selling, will the partition be a potential unwanted feature in the room? Can I divide the room without partition?

Hi Climberr, I intend to stay at this place for at least 6-7 years....as for kids planning to have 2.....but dunno whether will have issues later on when they are older, e.g. dun wan to share rooms, but by then maybe will be upgrading already Actually I kind of list it down according to my preference 1. master bedroom + study room 2. master bedroom + cosy corner 3. master bedroom + kids corner Thanks !

Dear All, My wife and I just bought a 3 room resale flat in AMK. The previous owner knocked down the storeroom and relocate it to the kitchen, thus making the master bedroom even bigger. I was contemplating the idea of designing my master bedroom into a 2-in-1 kind of room concept, i.e. master bedroom + study room or master bedroom + cosy corner or master bedroom + kids corner (for baby bed in future) Wonder if this is feasible? Should build a partition in the room? This is the original layout I got from HDB I tried to edit abit, shifting the storeroom to the kitchen Also, the new location of the storeroom has made my kitchen looks smaller, is there anyway I can design such that I have a distinction between dinning area and cooking area? Thanks in advance for your comments and advice