Have you ever wondered how are your lights wired above your ceiling? It is actually a rather complicated and time consuming process to thread the wirings through your walls and joists such that the lights can be set up at your desired spots within the house. Where you see the bundles of wires right now will be the new home to each of our future spotlights in the living room.
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Beyond the light fixtures.
Have you ever wondered how are your lights wired above your ceiling? It is actually a rather complicated and time consuming process to thread the wirings through your walls and joists such that the lights can be set up at your desired spots within the house. Where you see the bundles of wires right now will be the new home to each of our future spotlights in the living room.
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29.1.10
Dust, dust, dust.
With all the renovations happening in the house, it gets extremely dusty on a day-to-day basis. Like I mentioned earlier, our current living condition is close enough to one of a "construction site". Rather than seeing beautiful blankets of white snow, what we see are blankets of gray dust on every possible surface within the house.
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Voila!
27.1.10
Knock it down.

The ambiguous space between our kitchen and our living room had finally been knocked down. Additional supports had been added over the opening to widen up this passageway up to its maximum width possible. It already feels so much nicer now to walk through from one room to the other. For your information, the doorway used to be half the size of what it appears in the above photograph.
26.1.10
One by Ones.

The expanded ensuite bathroom to our master bedroom is slowly approaching completion. With the new shower base installed, faucets and water pipes set in place ready to be used, waterproof drywalls fastened securely to the studs, it is now time to let the newly laid marble tiles dry over night to get ready for their final touche-ups. The new sink to this bathroom had already been picked, it is only a matter of when it will arrive at our door. Thank you for your patience, more pictures coming soon.
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