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You can check out the shops at The Verge... they were formerly from concourse at beach road... bought mine there and there are lots of choices... and prices are very competitive.. the tree itself is not expensive... the deco is... you need to be there to see what you want ...

There are barcode scanners that work with ipad... i think through bluetooth... see link: http://www.iformbuilder.com/video/ipad-barcode-scanner/ This should be a better setup then building a kitchen computer...

An iPad will do the trick?

Hi April-Luv, I bought my outdoor furniture from wood&wood... u can find their contact at the beginning of page2 in this thread. My indoor furnture from few places... mostly from The Lifeshop... couple of pieces from Lim's Art & Living at Holland Village and the rest custom-made by my designer's carpenter. Happy shopping!

I had replied your PM...

IP stands for Internet Protocol... IP cameras are cameras that you can accessed remotely through internet by setting up and assigning an IP address to the camera. See definition from Wikipedia: An Internet protocol camera, or IP camera, is a type of digital video camera commonly employed for surveillance, and which unlike analogclosed circuit television (CCTV) cameras can send and receive data via a computer network and the Internet.

Not true... u can get IP cameras (even wireless) at <$200 per unit. Take a walk around Sim Lim square.

Dun tink you can get off the shelf, u need to custom-made to your bay window dimension. Just approach any upholstery shop.

Actually for IP camera, you do not need to turn on the PC for it to work... I am using one for the same purpose and I can view it from my iphone anytime, whether my PC is turned on or not.

Not too sure if they are still selling... they change their accessories from time to time... should get them during their warehouse sales.. cos i feel that their prices are getting more and more expensive... compared to say 10+ yrs back... of course there is inflation but feel that they are now pricing themselves much higher... in fact, they are not so much into retail now... they had closed all the retail shops at raffles city and millenia walk (and the earlier paragon)... more into doing projects with corporate... pity cos I always like their design and products... ya... hopefully can work on my dream project soon... am on the look out but property prices are still very high... unless I strike toto soon.. oh and about cushion covers... I bought a few nice cushion (with covers) from Tangs... the one at Orchard (Not too sure about the Vivo outlet)... not that expensive but the designs are quite nice... u might wanna check it out if you like to change your cushion cover periodically depending on mood like me...

Nope... just normal cleaning periodically with cloth... I have few sets of cushion covers... those in the pics were from Lifeshop.... I just have this special liking for furniture and deco using natural materials such as wood, canes, rocks etc... Almost bought a house last year with plan to tear down and rebuild with the resort theme in mind using lots of wood (Doors, window frames beams etc) and big stone structures... too bad it didn't materialize.... this is still on my "wish list" ... maybe next project

Tks Joy... They were from my old place... Bought them 10yrs back from The Lifeshop... Timeless pieces in my opinion... Asked contractor to refurbish and re-upholstery... Still look good at my new place... Love them... Always give me a cozy n peaceful feeling when I come home...

I custom-made my stainless-steel hanging wine-rack through my ID... Are you currently renovaitng your place? If so, easiest is to ask your contractor or ID to source for you (but do your research if you do not want to be "chopped-carrot")... cause mounting onto the concrete ceiliing and patching up the false-ceiliing (if you have one) can be coordinated... You can refer to my other thread posting for pic: http://www.renotalk.com/forum/index.php?sh...49&start=50

Thanks, Sheryl!