Wonderful . Will follow your design !

Infinity, my ceiling is about 250cm from ground up, roughly.

benetay, awesome, super effort ! appreciate. By the way, can you send me your ID contacts for all (esp kitchen carpentry, shower glass panels and general carpentry ? Can reveal the price for carpentry and iQuartz psf ? Many thanks.

• Carpentry kitchen : $120pfr
• Carpentry work station $150pfr
• Carpentry display glass cabinet $300pfr
• IQuartz kitchen work top: $120pfr
• Carpentry MBR wardrobe: $250pfr
• glass $18psf - Regardless where it is being used
• Lighting points $45 each
• Supply labor and install lightings $12 each
• 13 amp single point $45
• 13 amp double point $55
• 16 amp single point $45

I'll send you via email for contacts.

Edited April 18, 201511 yr by benetay

benetay, awesome, super effort ! appreciate. By the way, can you send me your ID contacts for all (esp kitchen carpentry, shower glass panels and general carpentry ? Can reveal the price for carpentry and iQuartz psf ? Many thanks.

ID contact forward via email.

Really nicely done! Can't believe it only came up to $21,000!

Bro fishbone, ask my ID to give you a quote and see how? Shouldn't be that much unless there is a lot to do.

While i was busy working, the lady went shopping around Osaka for bowls and plates. Osaka is famous for their ceramic as they handmade most of them there with high quality clay and precision.

Most of the plates below have a signature by the maker.

more signature

Some cups

Sauce plate

more cups

When holding, the feeling is different from normal bowl, the structure seems solid despite being ceramic

Matching plates and bowl

Some bowls

The lady went to Osaka aquarium and then purchase these stainless steel spoon and fork. Not intending to bring to the new place.

Some chopsticks, about $10 per pair, quite reasonable. We have some at $40 a pair

Osaka is also near Kansai area whereby they are also very famous for their knives. Learn a lot hearing from the wife after getting information from the person and from youtube videos. The very good knives that the Japanese made are from Steel and steel needs regular maintenance if not it will rust. The guy in the shop recommended stainless steel instead because it does not rust and easier for beginners like myself to use.

Steel need to be kept bone dry after washing, needs to be sharpen and why they used steel is because of the samurai sword.

end up she bought 2 knives for $350. what a steal... a similar quality japanese knife sold in singapore can easily double or triple the price. So for those who likes to cook can get their wares during travels, best bang for bucks. Even the sharpening stone #1000 is $10 in Japan and $95 locally.

Enough talking.

All these hand carry back...appreciate the wifey for doing all the carrying of the heavy plates and bowl from shop to hotel and taking the train. Luckily weather is cool 10-15 degrees if not it will be a real pain.

Broke one bowl amongst the lot, so not so bad!

Edited April 19, 201511 yr by benetay

Hihi benetay!

I love the glass panels which your id had done for u!

Can you pls pm me your id contacts?

Thank you in advance!

PM and Email sent!

PM and Email sent!

Hi, can pm me your id contact too? Thanks!

PM send. I will forward you via email.