Hi everyone!

It's my 1st day on Renotalk and I'm getting right into the culture by starting my own RtB.

I just collected the keys to my new 4-rm 90sqm HDB.

My goal is to have a shabby-chic meets colonial meets eclectic meets English design. I can't find a good name for my style.

I also haven't found an ID yet. Quite unprepared compared to many here. But hope there are some out there who somehow share my unconventional taste and others who at least can find something different to look at

Photos coming up, after I sort out the technical details...

1ST TO SPAM CHOP!

2nd one!! hehe

3rd stamp!!

Welcome!

Am I the 4th?

I'm from blk 79A. Have not get my keys yet.

Ya lor, I can see some in D and E have already moved in. Can see laundry hanging from the front facing Central.

Here's my ideas so far, for furnishing. I haven't gotten any input from any ID yet.

And here's some visual inspiration for my design:

If you see nothing, the pics are still on the way. Check back tomorrow...

Here's my ideas so far, for furnishing. I haven't gotten any input from any ID yet.

And here's some visual inspiration for my design:

If you see nothing, the pics are still on the way. Check back tomorrow...

Is it country style theme? the layout you drew it yourself?

me wanna spam too :yamseng:

agree with redwyrm, it's look quite country

there's quite a few forummers who are into this style, try checking out the various t-blogs around

Edited January 14, 200818 yr by applefreak

Yes there's an element of country, but not fully. I'm not trying to evoke feelings of cows and meadows ;-)

Redwyrm, yes I drew it myself. Actually it's not complete yet, beds not put in. I've been trying to visualise what I want before going to any ID. Especially the study and kitchen.

More visual inspiration.

First, the more English type:

Next, the more Moroccan type:

Hello 312079

The layout of your floor plan is good especially can put a dinning table and yet still spacious.

Wow...so many themes..really headache to choose.

HAPPY

It'll be hard to find an ID who knows what you want.

Yes there's an element of country, but not fully. I'm not trying to evoke feelings of cows and meadows ;-)

hehehe, guess i look at country style as a lot of wood

almost everything in wood, and most importantly - an apron-front sink !!

edit - oh yes, forgot all about mosaics :D

Edited January 15, 200818 yr by applefreak