Archive for the 'Furnish' Category

Siam Discovery Centre

My most recent trip to Bangkok was a chilled out, very relaxed sort of trip as we’ve seen all the tourist attractions and famous landmarks during the trip prior to this one. My next few blog posts will probably detail some home-related stories from this trip.
Instead of shopping for clothes, I was more on the [...]

Monday, November 17th, 2008

BedUp

Always wanted one of those hideaway beds for your home? BedUp is an extremely refreshing concept in which instead of the traditional side panel foldaway beds, it has taken hideaway beds to a new concept- by concealing the bed up in the ceiling.
When stowed away, BedUp is raised to the top of the ceiling. What’s [...]

Wednesday, October 29th, 2008

Straight Line Designs Inc.

Here’s a really quirky furniture manufacturer - The Straight Lines Design Inc. The site takes a while to load but it’s definitely worth the wait. Click here or the image below to access their site.

Here are some unique products which the peopl over at Straight Line Designs have come up with. I strongly urge that [...]

Monday, October 20th, 2008

Verner Panton’s Famous Chairs

Undoubtedly, Verner Panton is one of the century’s most famous designers. Born in Denmark in 1926, Panton’s futuristic designs were way ahead of his time. Panton designed many of his works from his old Volkswagen van and toured Europe looking for manufacturers to buy his work. It was not uncommon for designers to do this [...]

Wednesday, October 15th, 2008

HowTo: Make a Polygon Lamp Shade

Polypropylene pendant lights are very popular in contemporary modern day homes. Unfortunately, for anything designer, you’d have to fork out a handsome amount of money to procure it. Despite most local lighting stores constantly putting up banners that sale ‘SALE! Discount up to 70%‘, pendant lights usually cost several hundred dollars even after discount.

Really, these [...]

Monday, October 13th, 2008

The StairCase

I should’ve noticed this on unclutterer.com to add into yesterday’s post (Staircase Storage Solutions). It’s called the StairCase by Danny Kuo. The Staircase is currently in prototype phase but it sure excites me with the fact that it is built as a very tall shelving system which ingeniously utilises the bottom 3 shelves to double [...]

Thursday, September 18th, 2008

Staircase Storage Solutions

Now this has to be one of the coolest ideas ever… another one of those ‘why didn’t I think of it’ designs - a storage solution which utilises the underside of your stairs! I stumbled upon this on Unclutterer - a brilliant website which is totally anal about staying organised.
For those of you who might [...]

Wednesday, September 17th, 2008

Kitchen Week: Countertop Surface

One of the areas which most people pay attention to when it comes to kitchens is the countertop. This is the area where food is prepared to be cooked and served so it has to be durable enough to withstand scratches, able to withstand extreme heat from woks and pans, and not be a bacteria [...]

Monday, September 15th, 2008

Kitchen Week: Extra Working Space

Our dry kitchen isn’t humongous. It’s adequate for the average size Malaysian family. However, there’d be occasions where a group of friends would come over for a cookout and there’d be several hands in the kitchen preparing a meal. This is when we could do with a little extra working space. My father had this [...]

Wednesday, September 10th, 2008

Kitchen Week: Dry Kitchen Flooring

We did not re-tile our dry kitchen floor but instead decided to stick with the developer-provided tiles which were from MML. After several months, we noticed that these tiles stained easily because it’s surface was not smooth and glazed. We tried various cleaners and powerful stain removers but could not completely remove all the stains. [...]

Tuesday, September 9th, 2008