Now I think I wouldn't mind having a girly study area like this one, too.
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I love the use of natural materials in decorating - its so authentic and naturally makes you feel at home.
Thursday, 22 March 2012
A study in natural materials
Remember when I wrote that post that one day I would have an awesome study that was kinda industrial and masculine-looking?
Now I think I wouldn't mind having a girly study area like this one, too.
I absolutely love that burlap-covered board leaning against that wall! So natural and effortlessly pretty. I'm in love with the curves of the unfinished wood desk and chair, too. Oh, and the grooves on that wooden lamp. And those thick linen curtains and matchstick blinds.
I love the use of natural materials in decorating - its so authentic and naturally makes you feel at home.
Now I think I wouldn't mind having a girly study area like this one, too.
I love the use of natural materials in decorating - its so authentic and naturally makes you feel at home.
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Amnah,just want to know your opinion. If you've been given a choice between:
ReplyDelete1) New-single storey terrace house (22x65), corner lot, price rm200k;
and,
2) Single-storey bungalow (20x80), end of the corner, price 200k, but age of the house is 10-yrs;
Which 1 you choose?
Hi anonymous! Well, assuming that the other factors relating to the 2 houses (location, condition, layout, etc) were equally good, then I would go for no 2. I guess you have given the dimensions for the land size, so no 2 is bigger in square feet. Also, a bungalow house would usually get more sunlight and my personal preference is for houses that get a lot natural light!
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