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Posted: May 29, 2021
Read more »Custom Walk-in Wardrobes Too Expensive? Try a Modular Wardrobe!
And so you wanted to build a walk-in wardrobe or a customised wardrobe to maximise the space you have. But no matter where you look, prices are between $200 - $600 per foot run.
In truth, the cost price for the material and installation is not that high. Most of the significant margins you are paying for go to the designers, contractors and other middlemen which really isn't necessary.
This article tells you how to get the designer wardrobe look, without breaking the bank.
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Posted: May 17, 2021
Read more »26 Ideas for Small Singapore Apartments
Over 90% of Singaporean dwellers live in apartments, each comes with its own set of challenges like small space, poor lighting and odd layout. But who said great style and small spaces cannot go together?
Small space and unconventional layout should not be a limitation when it comes to your interior - you just need to be creative and smart with your furniture shopping! There are many ways to create a functional and cozy space without breaking the bank.
Designing and furnishing an apartment is about striking the right balance between functionality and style. Here are some tips to get you started:
1 . SMART DUAL USE FURNITURE
When space is limited, we need to replace traditional furniture that works well in one setting with smart furniture that are flexible and adaptable.
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Posted: May 11, 2021Categories: Must-KnowsRead more »
In recent years, the American Walnut has become a very popular choice of wood for natural live edge furniture. The gorgeous dark brown colour and unique grains of the wood is definitely a perfect addition to any home. However, it is not as easy to be able to tell what is an authentic american walnut, and our discerning customers have been pointing out that American Walnut slabs look very similar to Suar wood. As such, let us give you a quick crash course to identifying authentic American Walnut!
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Posted: May 03, 2021Categories: Must-KnowsRead more »
Sofa shopping can be confusing for new homeowners. There are just too many considerations involved; what kind of style, colour, length, height and material should you get?
I am sure you have met with situations where you sit down and find the cushion too hard or too soft, or a situation where the depth of the seat is too shallow or too deep. Just when you thought you found the perfect comfort, you realized the sofa is too big for your new flat. All these worries of a new homeowner are very common so we decided to provide a solution!
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Posted: May 03, 2021Categories: Must-Knows
Read more »2021 Ultimate Wood Guide
Solid wood, veneer, plywood, laminates... confused with all the wood terminologies out there? This condensed guide will clear all your doubts.
You may have heard conflicting statements asserting, "Solid wood is always the best" or "Veneer lasts longer because it doesn't deform like solid wood". So which is the best?
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Posted: May 02, 2021
Read more »American Black Walnut – The Best Wood for Dining Tables? (Updated 2021)
It’s time to take another trip into the world of solid wood slabs once again. When it comes to solid wood dining tables, many customers are often spoiled for choice as there is an array of wood types to choose from, each with its own unique look. There is the dark, sleek looking Leadwood , the golden brown “King of Hardwoods” Teak and many more. However today, we'll look at one of the most popular wood choices among homeowners - The American Black Walnut.
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Posted: May 02, 2021Categories: Must-KnowsRead more »
Do I need to match my wood colour? And 3 colour tips for selecting your wood furniture.
One big question when selecting wood furniture is: Do I need to match my wood colour?
The short answer to this is: no.
Different shades of wood naturally go well with each other, hence you don't have to enforce consistency in all your wood selection. This tip saves you the headache and the money.
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Posted: May 01, 2021Categories: Must-Knows
Read more »Say hi to our newest addition to our Grey and Sanders family, the Shou Sugi Ban oak wood. Like any new member, an introduction is needed and we are here to help you get to know it more.
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