Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - FINAL PHOTOS

Welcome to a newly renovated maisonette in Choa Chu Kang. Staying in this maisonette is a couple who are awaiting for their newborn's arrival, together with their parents and their daughter Paige. This lucky baby is fortunate to have both side of his grandparents eagerly waiting for his arrival and his elder sister.

The master room has an adjoining room where we hacked the wall in between 2 bedrooms in order for the couple to move easily from their master to the child's room. As this is a growing family for a 3 generation stay, all bedrooms were kept intact. The adjoining room initially was planned for their elder daughter to sleep in, however now the plan has changed for a baby nursery and for their daughter to bunk in with her doting grandparents.

The brief called for an open and close kitchen concept, breakfast bar counter complete with lots of storage area as the family does lots of cooking at home. The overall look was simple, clean, white with subtle light wood grain touches. The kitchen pattern tiles are duplicated in both bathrooms upstairs, keeping to a certain consistency. The master bath has a dedicated sit down bench in the shower area tiled in an overall grey shade from wall to floor. All bedrooms are furnished with a complete set of wardrobe, new windows, painting, complete wiring and flooring.

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Open & Close Kitchen

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Sneak Peeks!

it has almost been 3 months since we finished our works here and finally we managed to arrange a timing for a home photoshoot! The couple just came back from their holidays and are still in the midst of unpacking but because their baby boy Ethan is due in just a few days so it's either now or never to do the photoshoot!

and so here we are. Armed with our camera, baby Jade and our happiest hearts to meet the new home owners of this wonderful white and spacious maisonette.

enjoy the sneak peeks.
&
Stay tuned for the final photos.

xoxo
velle

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Kitchen Backsplash with Pattern Tile

Wall tiles is another alternative choice for the kitchen backsplash other than glass or stainless steel. Most home owners are concerned about using glass is because sometimes if your wok is too big and if you are not careful enough, you might hit the glass with your big wok. Other problems are burnt marks on glass backsplash can occur too if you do very heavy cooking and with big flames.

Stainless steel on the downside is that it leaves deep scratches if not taken care properly and it's by far the most expensive kitchen backsplash compared to affordable wall tiles and glass.

Wall tiles besides being affordable, comes in various sizes, prints and patterns which can make your kitchen look totally different from others. The only problem that home owners are afraid is over time with heavy cooking, all the heat from the cooking will cause the wall tiles to pop. Well, i suppose over time, most things will start to degenerate like our bodies do...

so with every item that you choose regardless of the material, with care it will last longer.

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Staircase

 Black staircase railing with timber oak handrail

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Common Bathroom

Mirror top cabinet. Bottom cabinet with open shelves and storage under sink. Pattern tiles for backsplash.

Reno@CCK3 Maisonette - Master Bathroom

 Both master and common bathrooms have the same wall and floor tiles.

 Master shower area comes with a seat down bench