i have to join the next one. i think 2nd is ok.. will ask my mom to go, better for her too. and now i am currently asking uncle to leave the selections of lami n paint with me.

Smallboy & Wifey

Thank you for opening your house today =)

The workers are behaving quite well with so many walk-ins visitors today. Haha

BTW the wardrobe in the mbr....does the door has a roller underneath? i told htb about trackless floor...he was wondering where is the support.

BTW the wardrobe in the mbr....does the door has a roller underneath? i told htb about trackless floor...he was wondering where is the support.

The track is at the top. I guess you dont need the bottom because the right panel serves to guide the door. If your hubby needs, i can send him a photo.

Some pics of my MBR WIW:

Finally i get rest well after seeing the colour (Walnut) turn out fine. We like this dark wood colour very much.

Inside:

we couldn't decide if we want hanging on this portion or just shelves. Ask him to do both. Will remove 1 if choose the other option.

The other side:

Some pics of my MBR WIW:

Finally i get rest well after seeing the colour (Walnut) turn out fine. We like this dark wood colour very much.

Inside:

we couldn't decide if we want hanging on this portion or just shelves. Ask him to do both. Will remove 1 if choose the other option.

The other side:

Noticed that your WIW drawers / shelves do not have doors. Is it deliberate? My personal experience is that dust tends to accumulate / settle very quickly if the clothes, etc are not covered. Esp for the top shelves where we seldom reach / use. Maybe it's something you would want to consider ... for the top shelves.

We know about the dust problem.

But we find it funny to put doors inside a WIW. And the overall look will be really weird. Imagine a door to the WIW and then see doors again to the wardrobe. :)

Might as well do a normal wardrobe.

We know about the dust problem.

But we find it funny to put doors inside a WIW. And the overall look will be really weird. Imagine a door to the WIW and then see doors again to the wardrobe. :)

Might as well do a normal wardrobe.

haha .. .we have the same views when we had the WIW 8 years ago. After 8 years, we realised that we will still have to find some way to cover up the shelves if we intend to renovate our MBR next time. Just the shelves but not the part with the hangers.

nice, i like walnut colors too, most of my furniture is in walnut color

the color is very nice show us more pictures of the kitchen too!!!

Edited April 27, 200917 yr by familyof4

i love your wardrobe.. nice choice of colours...

your reno finishing soon?

haha .. .we have the same views when we had the WIW 8 years ago. After 8 years, we realised that we will still have to find some way to cover up the shelves if we intend to renovate our MBR next time. Just the shelves but not the part with the hangers.

I guess vanity comes over us and the practical part tossed out of the window. But maybe 1 year later after my reno, I will share the same view. hahaha... esp when my wife got to clean it. :)

I guess vanity comes over us and the practical part tossed out of the window. But maybe 1 year later after my reno, I will share the same view. hahaha... esp when my wife got to clean it. :)

At least you used woody laminates so the dust / dirt would not be so obvious ... for me, it was pure white laminates which will turn black if the dust settles for too long and if we attempt to get rid of it. Wiping with damp cloth won't solve the problem ... have to use CIF !

Your WIW planning is nice sufficient shelving and hangers for clothes. We sort of regret not asking our contracts to build more hangers / shelves for us ... haha

frankly even got door hor, the dust will still sneak in. thus I guess dust is something which is part of our life ha!

I was thinking, the drawers are kind of shallow with quite a big gap in between the different levels of drawers, won't it take away precious storage space? If the drawers are the "old style" kind, can stack things on top of each other since they are deeper. no?

frankly even got door hor, the dust will still sneak in. thus I guess dust is something which is part of our life ha!

I was thinking, the drawers are kind of shallow with quite a big gap in between the different levels of drawers, won't it take away precious storage space? If the drawers are the "old style" kind, can stack things on top of each other since they are deeper. no?

From wendy:

I planned it that way. My hubby went "how come got such a big gap/lobang?"... I wanted a gap so that clothes (of different colours) can peep thru the gap.... looks quite nice. Space is not lost cos I can still stack folded clothes to the end (of the gap) Again this is one of my weird vain plans........... :) cannot understand, right?

From wendy:

I planned it that way. My hubby went "how come got such a big gap/lobang?"... I wanted a gap so that clothes (of different colours) can peep thru the gap.... looks quite nice. Space is not lost cos I can still stack folded clothes to the end (of the gap) Again this is one of my weird vain plans........... :) cannot understand, right?

no no, I can understand!! cos it looks really nice with gaps like that, just that as usual my storage freak side took over and ask, won't the space goes to waste. hmmm that will also mean to achieve the nice nice look hor must be super neat and tidy to segregate the colours and also must fold the clothes boutique style.