Bought quite some random pieces of peranakan tiles like following pic for the entrance foyer. I want it in radom patterns to achieve the quirky + vintage touch... 

I bought these peranakan tiles from Terracotta in Glenmarie at rm4.70ea. These tiles are cement floor tiles and was all hand drawn...
http://www.terracotta.com.my
Before this, I nearly buy another type of peranakan tiles which I saw in many tile shops. Those are also with peranakan and victorian design but with embossed pattern and they are thiner, with different material.. Later that I found that those are actually for wall but not for floor tiling as it can't carry our body weight and will definitely break apart... The problem is most tile shop do not know this hence wouldn't be able to tell you this...so, pls take note for those who want to use similar tiles..

Chocolatewhore, I will PM you the contact once mine complete...

Haha....thanks ya..it's definitely a great feeling knowing that I've now have at least one good "fan-see" here...  

I have not been updating this thread much as I was not feeling well lately...

About the plaster ceiling, mine is quite a simple ones actually with most of it flat ceiling, except for a row of cove lighting in living room and a L-box in the kitchen to cover up the original beam before extension. Will take some photos and show it here later.

Kitchen sink, oven, hood and hob:

Bought them as a package in Homedec (May of last year), from the exhibitor Builders Hardware Kepong.

The package was RM5k consisting of:
- Fotile hood with air curtain (EH10BQ)
- Fotile improved version of 3 burners hob (GCG90301)
- Fotile oven (KES6003A)
- initially a Cabana 2 bowls stainless steel sink, had later changed it to the HCE granite 2 bowls sink by topping up RM300, after nego and special discount given by Zean.
- Free Sorento sink basket (SRTBK001)
- Free cutlery set
- Free extended warranty given by Fotile
- Free Fotile 2pcs Stockpot from lucky draw

Bought 2 HCE faucets. One bigger and another smaller. Both are matt finished.
Decided to use 2 taps on the sink as I think it gonna be more convenient especially that I do not have a dry and wet kitchen.

Collapsible scissor grill:

The grill was installed by Three Kim last 3 days.
Charges as below-
10' x 8.5'H - RM1530
Sand surface powder coat black (RM6/sqft) - RM510

Original silver color not nice leh..can try black coated?

Oh really? Haha...haven't got experience with that... 
I paid some extra for the powder coating, hope it can be more durable...not sure if we can later spray it with color spray or not...
Anyway, i'm choosing the black color for its vintage touch...so if the color happens to be worn off abit...i shall just take it as the natural vintage features...

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May I know where did you buy this floor trap? It cost RM23.50? Thanks.

The wall was done by the contractor's worker who did my entire hse painting too... They took a few hrs on that. Instead of using brush, they use a scraper like shown in earlier post to achieve the effect...Haven't got the final bill so no idea on the workmanship charges yet... Where as for the paint material, it should be less than rm300 for my wall... Yes the effect is very nice and i personally think that I will probably less likely to get bored of it so soon compared to the brush stroke shimmering type.... 

You did the cement rendering? How was it? Successful? How much they charge you?