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Thank you for your response! Wah... can see that round table is really unpopular! May I know how much was your dining table? Also, I googled hommage and apparently, there are a few. May I know where is the showroom? Thank you very much!

Hi Sis Mae, I'm v new to this blog... spent hours reading thru your blog and your reno process! Your place is indeed nicely done! I'll be receiving my keys end Oct and initially wanted to appoint my previous ID who did quite a good job for my last reno but after reading yours, v tempted to check Donnie out. Haven't really appointed an ID yet but have gone thru the initial discussion with my ID who is also a friend now. However, my ID came out and set up her own company(using own HDB as office). In the past, she was working for quite a reputable ID firm but now, she is OMO(one man operation). I'm a little concerned abt this and if I were to appoint her, its because of trust. Don't know if I should be sentimental abt this... on one hand, want to support her since she is starting out on her own, on the other, concerned that OMO may mean higher cost, no backup, little support and etc. I can see that most of the regular forummers are here and I really like the friendly nature and free sharing nature of this place. Kindly feel free to give me your 2cents. Thank you very much!

I'm looking for a round dining table that can fit 8-10pax. Have been looking around several places like IMM, recent Furniture Fair at Expo, Courts, Ikea, Harvey Norman etc So far, the one that caught my eye is a piece in Harvey Norman Millenia BUT it is sold out and it is rectangular in shape. It is a matt marble piece which is really v nice, elegant and modern. Around $3.6k. The rest of the places so far have been a disappointment... Don't wish to spend more than $4k on the dining table set. Anyone here can suggest a place that specialize in round dining table? Thank you in advance.

It seems to me that Marble flooring is really difficult to maintain as I've been reading a few threads here and there on upkeeping of marble flooring. I recently bought a property(8yrs old) that comes with Marble flooring. I've observed some cracks in the marble and also that the flooring is badly maintained... dull with surface scratch marks etc... Have not taken over the ppty yet but comtemplating my option to change the flooring if feasible. Will appreciate if owners of marble flooring can share with me their experience on the maintenance of the flooring. I frequently read that marble flooring gets dull over time... need polishing... is there a cost effective way to maintain the flooring and yet maintain a good shine over a long period of time?