Dear All Smart Forumer
I am having a dilemma trying to finalize my kitchen design. I posted a thread back in a while asking for ideas. looks like no contribution @ all. So, i took all the hassle to design myself.

Also, I went to ID to ask for some advice too.

So my thinking is the following:

a) Single Line pros: more space for the washing machine. Can change to bigger model in the future.
cons: not much space to put ur dish before frying or cooking.really no space.

b) L shape pros: more space to place dishes and working with your "food"
cons: running out of space for washing machine.
Kitchen look smaller. btw, fengsui say that actually the cook’s back should never face the kitchen entrance. In this case, it is unavoidable.
Water and fire coexist in the same line for this case, ex: Hob and Washing machine tap.(but can request to be lowered)




Feel free to comment and constructive suggestion.



Yes, I know, the beam really spoils all the fun in this renovation. This is typical example of a noob buying a condo without think over how to renovation.

This post has been edited by tweak: Jun 25 2009, 09:27 AM


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this better look design

any more vote?

I think placing a stove near the washing machine isn't suitable.
I'll choose the Single Line.

I choose the single line too.
same, the stove near the washing machine isn't suitable, will very oily

actually i thought of that already, but no place to put ur preparation dish/after done plate anywhere there.
Dunno how smart is the system for cabinet attached table or not

goin to expo midvalley to find out.

single for me
anyway, any expo at midvalley going on ?

@tweak
I'll go for single line. Your washing machine is too near to the stove. You friends will know what you cooked yesterday by the smell on the clothes. Also, your washing machine might damage from the heat.

@n73me
Reno Expo MVEC 26 - 28 June 09, with Property Fair running at same place and date as well.

Not exactly a problem.
Just cover up the washing machine with protector when not using.
In my old house, that's what we do.

L shape looks more compact whereas single line there seems to be disconnect at the very end. The washing machine had been singled out and the space there could become a waste.

So my vote goes to L shape.

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Added on June 25, 2009, 6:50 pmWhere is it? Midvalley or KLCC?


This post has been edited by b00n: Jun 25 2009, 06:50 PM

@b00n
Mid Valley Exhibition Centre

thanks for the info

just found out from scikitchen

the offer is valid if u goin to hv their modular unit. meaning something like a fix length etc:900,700..(sorry i only ask for mine own measurement only)
but if ur cabinet door is variable length cannot get the promotion price.

so u know wat i mean.

http://www.scikitchen.com/promotions.php


they are not going for the mvec tomolo...ask already

This post has been edited by tweak: Jun 26 2009, 05:20 PM

this not related to topic. js a showcase of the plaster ceilling that i want.


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perhaps can exchange the place for stove and sink?

first, the stove next to a wall on the right side might limit your arm movement when cooking.
second, the piping for sink can be shared with the washing machine piping.
then can hv L-shape.

just went to reno fair. very disappointing. not much 2 c and overpriced.

tweak, wat software r u using to build those interior plans?

tq.