Yay yay yay!

Have been thinking if I should get this String pocket shelf. I like its simplistic yet chic look, it's a tad pricey though, one set of 2 panels and 3 shelves cost US$121.

Or this Ikea shelf that is going for $95?

One thing good about String is that you can move the shelves up and down according to your needs, but Ikea ones are fixed.

Plan to use the shelf in the dining area, right above my dining bench. Will most probably display food/cooking related decor pieces eg vintage thermos I collected!

Edited March 19, 201313 yr by bleucheeze

Have been thinking if I should get this String pocket shelf. I like its simplistic yet chic look, it's a tad pricey though, one set of 2 panels and 3 shelves cost US$121.

Or this Ikea shelf that is going for $95?

One thing good about String is that you can move the shelves up and down according to your needs, but Ikea ones are fixed.

Plan to use the shelf in the dining area, right above my dining bench. Will most probably display food/cooking related decor pieces eg vintage thermos I collected!

We were considering the IKEA one too, but it was just too big and would make our kitchen look cluttered. I vote for the String shelf!

We were considering the IKEA one too, but it was just too big and would make our kitchen look cluttered. I vote for the String shelf!

Have been thinking if I should get this String pocket shelf. I like its simplistic yet chic look, it's a tad pricey though, one set of 2 panels and 3 shelves cost US$121.

Or this Ikea shelf that is going for $95?

One thing good about String is that you can move the shelves up and down according to your needs, but Ikea ones are fixed.

Plan to use the shelf in the dining area, right above my dining bench. Will most probably display food/cooking related decor pieces eg vintage thermos I collected!

The String pocket shelf is much nicer. If you go to Foundry, which has something similar but more extensive (bottom shelves available), it is even more ex.

Have been thinking if I should get this String pocket shelf. I like its simplistic yet chic look, it's a tad pricey though, one set of 2 panels and 3 shelves cost US$121.

Or this Ikea shelf that is going for $95?

One thing good about String is that you can move the shelves up and down according to your needs, but Ikea ones are fixed.

Plan to use the shelf in the dining area, right above my dining bench. Will most probably display food/cooking related decor pieces eg vintage thermos I collected!

The String looks nicer than Ikea's and the price is not significantly higher. I like the fact it's adjustable. I'd choose the String!

Can check where you're planning to get the string shelf from? Only place I've seen this (replica) has a price tag of S$250...:S

Can check where you're planning to get the string shelf from? Only place I've seen this (replica) has a price tag of S$250...:S

May I know where did u see the replica? That's quite ex for a replica! I plan to buy mine from here - http://www.scandinaviandesigncenter.com/

Hope that helps.

Came across it at Lorgan's

Came across it at Lorgan's

Their stuff are overpriced IMHO

Wet works finally started today! I thought nothing much to see when I pop by after work, but guess what, some of the 3D subway tiles are up already!

The hollow block to seal up the WIW from the walkway is up too.

Here's the view from inside WIW.

Looking forward to meeting Alan tomorrow morning to discuss about tiling. Haven't seen him in quite a while!

That's fast, and looks nice. Can't wait to see the end result!

That's fast, and looks nice. Can't wait to see the end result!

Me too!

Their stuff are overpriced IMHO

I also say!

Very fulfilling day! Went Crestar and 3 laminate factories all in one morning! Then headed to Philips warehouse sales and Mayer one in the afternoon. Resisted buying Kitchenaid cos I still prefer mint green which is not available at the warehouse sale. My loots for today - 3 ceiling fans, 1 iron and 1 rice cooker!

We haven't met the carpenter yet but I thought it might be better to choose my preferred laminate first as some may affect my design of the cabinets. Took many laminate samples!

Now headache over my kitchen laminate selection... They don't have burnt orange so considering glossy orange. Should we go for two different orange tones - darker one on bottom cabinet and lighter one on top cabinet? Something like this: