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yah...the brickwall is DIY.

I will definitely share how i save the 1.5k to 2k by not buying craft stone. Alan allowed me to waste time DIY-ing it. Do note DIY tend to have the raw feel and craftstone will look neater.

cost vs raw look.

I would like to learn how to DIY brick wall too

 

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yah...the brickwall is DIY.

I will definitely share how i save the 1.5k to 2k by not buying craft stone. Alan allowed me to waste time DIY-ing it. Do note DIY tend to have the raw feel and craftstone will look neater.

cost vs raw look.

Thank you so much. Raw feel is even better..coz this will be closer to wat i want. :thumbs up:

Mind to share with me how you did it as my reno starting soon. If not convenient can PM me also.

thank you so much for the kind advice. :yamseng:

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in the same building (tong yuan building) u can also go visit grafunkt showroom

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found these grey switches along geylang road. I walked the whole of geylang rd, balestier and jalan besar more than 3 times each and I find that I will only go to Geylang and buy. The lights and bathroom items there are definitely cheaper. If they dont have it, just give them the model or picture you want and they can easily get it for u. Anyway, all 3 roads also still cut your throat. Best is to buy lights from JB.

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chalkboard paint from Art Friend. Everyone should drop by art friend if you want to deco your home.

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Its not cheap though. Alan has it too and its cheaper.

Sorry for showing all these pictures first. They were taken before the resale flat was handed over. There were many inspirations from

magazines and online websites. Lazy to transfer those pics from another com. If you google it, there are just so many pics and ideas u can get.

 

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bought some wooden letters to put in the kitchen for eating "nom nom nom"

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Found these wooden art boxes that you can have so many uses! I didnt buy it... :unsure:

its cheap. $30 if i rem. You can use it for bedside table....sofa side table....keep jewellery...etc.

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liked this fabric sofa alot. not a fan of leather sofas or L shaped sofas.

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think its 2.3k. 2.1m-ish Out of budget for me but if you like, do get it because its also a day bed. Save u some money from buying extra mattresses for stay over guests. I did buy a sofa that was almost similar.

 

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want to do a shout out to maydream , mae, adidaem , defelio and jaskel for their help last time. :yamseng:

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u DIY brick wall yourself? how u do it? can show?

bench is it made of wood or metal? how much?

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hi dean,

its metal. i dno how much because i didnt check this out. I dno if they still got it. Want to get it for

side bench?

 

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Things to be done to the flat:

Hacking kitche, hall, rooms.

Combine 2 bedrooms to become MBR.

combine 1 room with living room.

shoe cabinet

kitchen cabinet

wardrobe

wetworks

9 feet sliding glass door

raised platform

cement screed flooring

no feature console. (eat my money only)

brick wall

chalkboard wall

 

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