#CalvinTan did 2 freehand drawings to help us visualise the space of our living & dining areas, as well as the aesthetic effect of some of his suggestions.. especially the dining area ceiling feature.. The first drawing is of the living area: 60" TV mounted on the wall on the left-hand-side of the drawing (managed to convince CFO to go for 60" after I shared the lessons learnt from #CalvinTan's experience with Mrs. #CalvinTan.. hahaha.. )Pale wood trimmings on the window frame to cover the ugly aluminium white colour from the default HDB windows. (see drawing below for hand-drawn appearance & apparently can just drill onto existing window frames) This should be how the current aluminium white frames look like (apologies for blur photo): Living area continued: Solid-bench-cum-bay-window to be placed directly below the 3-quarter-height windowSide board to be fabricated and placed against the back wall (on the right-hand-side of the drawing)Wall planter rack feature to be leaning against the back wall, between the window and the side board (not shown in picture)Vinyl flooring for living areaCoffee table & sofa space marked out in the floor space in the foreground of the pictureAlso, since we are on the topic of living area, there was a time when i was feeling particularly enthusiastic about the house renovation & just simply couldn't wait any longer for my 3D drawing to see what the concept looked like... So I started to do a bit of amateur drawing on my own using my Samsung Note II.. Just want to share here for fun... hehehe... Pls don't be too harsh on my drawing.. You will see that some features have been removed from my final living area plan... So this was done a long time ago... hahaha... Second drawing is of the dining area just in front of the kitchen entrance: Beautiful white ceiling beam feature for dining areaPendant ceiling feature lightLeft-hand-side of drawing shows 1x light oak-coloured wooden vertical beam fixed with 2x white plywood open shelves to existing wall (proposed to put table fan on one of the open shelves to provide ventilation for dining area)Right-hand-side of drawing shows kitchen entrance glass door with customised veneer-wrapped handle to soften the harshness of glass finish.. and align more to scandinavian themeRectangular wooden (solid wood?) dining table with eames chairs to be put at open space marked at picture foreground
