americanhippo
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How much did u spend on renovation for ur house?
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Do you know the prices and/or price difference for both?
Do you know the properties of each?
Do you know what is your needs/wants?
It's not which one is better. It's what which one suits your needs/requirements.
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i would choose granite because it's a natural stone and i do like the natural variations in the colour. but i believe quartz is easier to clean? so if you use the kitchen heavily...quartz is probably a better choice.
at the end of the day.....it all boils down to how i use the kitchen. I'm not a heavy cooker, all I really want is plenty of counterspace and a big sink. i don't need to chop chicken etc. Blum because I'm vain and absolutely in love with the space tower. my current kitchen does not have a countertop (i just realised after 7 years), just laminated wood.
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In Singapore?
My Humble Home
Very nice, clean cut and elegance.
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Any goot interior ID to recommend?
design concept and budget? type of housing? scope of work?
scope of work? kitchen? Wardrobe? budget? schedule?
the carpenters I know, their schedules are pretty tight now. can only start July onwards.
Can you help me design concealment bunk bed design?
I have limited space for a 4 rm HDB flat. Would like to make it minimalist and spacious as possible. Can you help me design concealment bunk bed design?
you can't afford my fees
Can you help me design concealment bunk bed design?
Advise if not for your personal occupation
don't bother with expensive space-saving furniture etc
Your targeted rough types FW Bunk-Bed Tenants WON'T be able to appreciate
Save your $$ bah - just use the ready-made metal/wooden bunk beds/extra pull-out beds - such CAN go into those older BIGGER bedrooms
Advise if not for your personal occupation
don't bother with expensive space-saving furniture etc
Your targeted rough types FW Bunk-Bed Tenants WON'T be able to appreciate
Save your $$ bah - just use the ready-made metal/wooden bunk beds/extra pull-out beds - such CAN go into those older BIGGER bedrooms
I want the HDB flat really spacious and minimalist feeling.
I want the HDB flat really spacious and minimalist feeling.
then keep the expensive space-saving to only these areas where YOU yourself will live/see/feel for the Minimalist-Spacious Feel/Look
- your own Master Bedroom & MBR Toilet
- the Living Room & Kitchen
You DON'T need to keep looking into your 2 other Tenant Common Bedrooms which will be filled with the 4 bunk/pullout-beds each x 2 rooms = MAX 4 tenants in EACH Room !!!
DO NOT breach the max 9 occupants in 4-room & bigger hdb flats !
You really SHOULD consider the CHEAPER Below $400k 4-rooms in the other estates that I'd listed in my several posts in your other thread
(even some 5-rooms cost in 400k+ region only !)
I like my Circuit Rd etc OLD but VERY BIG 3-room flats where you CAN convert to 3+1 rooms for sleeping !
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3 room $1000
4 room $1150
5 room $1300
I really don't use how not knowing his housing type can make a difference.
Installing lightings is $10 per lighting.
Fan is $90
Lol. You look at what you wrote. 3 room and 5 room, your painting cost, difference how much? So there's no difference?
Obviously a 5 room flat has more lights and fans installation right? And dont these make a difference to the pricing too?
Your painting cost, includes plastering? Max how many colours? How many coats?
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