spiffysue

hi there! U might need to clear your inbox.. can't seem to send anything

Btw guys, i have a brand new 56" ceiling fan for sale. Bought it but realized it's too near our track lights. Totally unused. Retailing at Chan Huat for $300 but selling for $250. PM me if interested! Full warranty available.

that one is very bulky too.. like a normal office chair. What i meant is a nice armchair that has adjustable height. anyone has seen something like that ard before??

Anyone interested? It's brand-new

Need some help here, guys! I work from home quite a bit.. so i want a chair that is comfortable and has adjustable height (cos i am short). But i really hate the look of bulky office chairs.. especially those with rollers. Does anyone know of any chair with adjustable height but that doesn't look like the normal office type?

yup i'll be adding a sealant few mths later.. choosing between gloss and semi-gloss. undecided! long entrance already has built-in shoe cabinets from the previous owner. we kept that, and will be doing some DIY stuff to make our own mini balcony area my fiance is already living in our new place for the past few weeks.. so far so good!

hi there, i got them from my uncle who is a lighting supplier. they are regular LED track lights. Yup this is the only lighting we have, because we wanted to save cost and avoid building a false ceiling. well, my experience is i don't really like it. the lights are very directional, so no matter how you aim them, there's always some dark spots in the room. although generally the room is bright enough to read, it still can't compare with downlights. if you get LED ones, they won't be hot.. so at least thats one less concern. i saw some people mix track n downlights.. i think that would be much better. hope this helps!

we feel each others pain yes i read that other thread about the guy who sandpapered. and we tried that out too.. we manually sanded half of our living room. the floor is SO much smoother. and it does seem like much less powder! so i think it really does work. i thought sealant wuld solve this!! if it doesnt, then may i ask what's the pros of sealant? would you recommend it?

thanks the bedframe came free with the mattress. mattress is by a sister brand of Simmons - Napure.

hey ultimax, you can spot the patch on the bottom right of the kitchen photo... next to the island. can see?

Bricks being lay - we requested for the tiler to break some bricks to make them look less perfect Close-up of bricks after drying Master bedroom

Some sneak peeks of our place. This was taken few weeks back. We're still short of lots of furniture. Haven't even bought dining chairs! Taking our own sweet time to furnish............. -__- Master toilet - the painted walls turned out pretty well I think? Common toilet door - nyatoh + wired glass. love it! i randomly conjoured up the combi.. Kitchen View from the island Full shot of kitchen

after the cement dried, we found there was 1 round patch that looked like a puddle. alot darker than the rest of the floor. it looks like someone spilled something. ID/contractor said it is natural.. that sometimes cement will just have random areas which are darker than the rest. we're cool with that, except this patch is a perfect circle. so it looks hideous! it doesn't look natural at all. why we regret is bcos with cement, unlike tiles, when something like that happens.. you can't just simply knock 1 tile off and replace it. ID/contractor can hack everything n redo but it'll be messy and will take weeks to dry. and can't hack that area only, because all batches of cement are different coloured. they are now trying ways n means to lighten the patch.. we're also airing it for 2-3 mths to see how it goes. really crappy.

hey! i've been so busy cleaning the place/moving.. havent had time to log on nope, we tiled up the island. yup we went with cement screed for the kitchen + living. BIG regret. will never do cement screed again. ever! more on that + updates on my reno later..... i will post pics soon!