Living Hall Reveal

As promised, here's the "Before", the sketch and the "After" photos of our Living hall.

First, we got rid of the trio of lights hanging in the corner and install a new TV point on the opposite side of the wall near the entrance. We did the same treatment with the dining room and painted the ceiling all-white. The walls carry Nippon's Latte shade all throughout the living hall to the dining room with the exemption of our accent wall which is in Nippon's Gray Mood.

The floors were untouched, it is still the same polished homogeneous tiles with decorative stone tile inserts. We installed wall-to-wall curtains on one side of the room to give the living hall a clear backdrop and for privacy purposes.

We hung a custom-made artwork at the center of one wall and this set-off the room's accent colors. All those reds, blues, and purple shades are, in one way or the other, available in that pixelated piece of art (which I will tell you about it in one of my future posts).

The sofa is from La Cafa Furniture, which has its furniture collection sold at Mode Studio in Marina Square and The Furniture Mall. The coffee table is also from La Cafa. Originally with white-painted wooden legs, we requested to have it changed to shiny stainless steel legs.

The blue sofa is Francfranc's LONE Sofa. It's now a limited edition piece because they will not be producing the one-seater type. I love this chair because it supports your back fully and the texture of the fabric is almost velvety to the touch. We just "threw a throw" on one side it's perfect, as a reading or even as a snoozing spot. The two dark brown ottomans are POLLY Stools, also from Francfranc.

And lastly, to tie it all together is IKEA's Tarnby jute rug. It gives a natural look and feel to the space. It is neutral in color and provides that needed contrast, texture and warmth against the shiny and cold living hall stone flooring.

Here's La Sala.

By the way, it will be Christmas in six days, so from Me&MyGirls, have a very Merry Christmas!

*Update: I had a good rummage of my old files and found this on the valuation report. It's the actual photo of our apartment before we moved in, still with the furniture of the previous owners and how they have lived in the space.