Since the reflective area is kinda small and they are not facing the bed, it's not a major concern...
True, it is indeed stressful and we shall already be expecting some imperfections anyhow throughout the renovation. Any rectification works sure take more times and hassle, so we may need to close one eye if the defects doesn't affect the functionality and it is not too obviously seen.

However as a consumer, it is our rights whether to be convinced by their given reason and accept those defects. Thorough inspection is a need after each major work. We should not afraid to voice out and point out defects as a good vendor will surely rectify it for you unless there is a valid reason why they are unable to do so.
If ones is 'malu' to voice out, then he/she has to endure the unpleasant quality for many years they live in there....

Thanks..   Your house will soon be transformed into a beautiful sanctuary too! Need lots of patient till everything falls into places.. and it will only start looking nice after tiling and base painting. I went thru the entire process too, and you know what!? I was wishing so hard that I've got a magic wand so that I can get the final result immediately with just one 'trinnnkk~~~'!! 

Ok... Back to reality~ 
- The concave DB compartment comes original from the developer....
Is your DB box next to a window or sliding door? If such, you can cover it up with curtain too.

- About the embedded pipe, it's roughly about 3" in diameter. No problem for the big connectors to go thru even 3 connectors sekaligus! Hehehe..
I suggested this idea to the contractor as I was so reluctant in doing the backing panel. Feel free to adopt this idea if you guys like it! 

- I think the bathroom is gonna be one of the space that I shall enjoy most. It's a place for me to free up my mind, get a good soak in the essential oil and ofcoz I gotta make sure there is some good music too...such as Norah Jones'.

- I bought my Johnson Suisse items from Ga Hing (Old Klang Rd). Where did you get yours? I thought their packaging are always blue+white? Maybe yours is from the limitted edition?

With TV panel, you can change it later. Without then it may have a problem next time when want to change design.

Me too reluctant to do any built-in cab... I am buying most of the furniture off the shelf, except wardrobe and kitchen cab. From my calculation the cost for a built-in wardrobe which i can do it right up to the ceiling is actually not far off from ikea's if not cheaper.

Following is the picture of the hidden tv cable hose after fixing an empty slot in. I measured the pipe which it is 2.5" dia. I thought it shoudn't be an issue if it's slightly off-center, as it is hidden behind the TV.

Therefore a one or two power socket will solve the problem. 6 sockets not really practical

Whatcha think about oriss. Going to pull another fd for their blue/stainless/ wood kitchen. Was simply awesome.

Or was thinking of hiring them as the id n collaborate with my carpenter.

btw whose rules are those??

maxxon kitchen looks nice and hmm think about the same i saw in a lot of other kitchen id showrooms.

btw i would avoid belkin surge protectors. a properly planned electrical switches with rated fuse and calab and good earthing from lightning arrestors is the way to go.

eubiq is another option.

I need to go back to the site to check. From the plan, above the yard area is a balcony and also an aircond unit area, presumably on a tiled RC floor. I have no idea if drilling through the RC is possible, or if someone would be able to get inside the dropped box to install the ducting... but even if it is possible, surely its not a good idea to have the ducting come out on the balcony or near the aircond unit??? 

You may look for Bryan at Happy Household if you pop round there. Nice and patient.

I bought most of my alpha fans there from the Happy in puchong... Their fans are cheaper than Top Ten actually (included kdk and panasonic). But do they have other electrical items? I didn't notice that actually....i just saw lots of fans inside...

I bought my Mitshubishi air cond from Happy (SS2) too... Compared price from 6 shops in total and found the best deal there. Got few free gifts too. For york aircond, out of the 6 shops (all nearby) that i compared, the cheapest is at the corner shop direct behind ESH (SS2 as well), even cheaper than Legend.

Yup, Alpha fan has longer rod... However, it has no problem with my guest room which im using energy saving downlights. One more thing, as i have 2 bedrooms to be compared side by side, I actually love the ambience from the energy bulb projection more. I find its light projection is more beautiful and softer to the eyes.
Since you are using the same downlights, i agree that you shud get fans with shorter rods. Are the panasonic fans you bought with abs blades?

Nope, the main reason are the lights above fan. Not because of the length of the rod

Come on bro, your layman method who don't know?? It's only applicable to a bigger room! Especially master room. I am more in a position to tell you this because I experienced before with LED downlight in a small medium room. Did you?? If you refer to my previous post, I already did your layman method which all wiremen do, just common sense right? To distribute it as far as possible and in a uniform way. No need a teacher to teach also a school boy will know! Did you see my few attempts which I move the light further and further away until no more space, until the wall already? The calculation method is here to assist those who haven't install but planning to use LED in a small or medium room, at least they can do something before purchasing and minimize the chances of failure. Of course people can choose to 'try and error' like what I did and of course they need not f**cking worry if their room is big enough! Of course, I need to reinforce again, to use LED or not is a personal choice.

Whether the calculation is working or not, neither me or you can comment, let those who use it and comment. Finally, i don't know whether my post will offense you but I can tell you that I'm very much offended this 'seven morning, eight morning' got to read all these negativity!

Sorry I don't mean to change the topic but I do believe that light does indeed travel in a wave form. Edit: But it does travel in a straight line for the subject that we are talking about.

Physics aside, good luck with the renovation TS.

I'm offended that you simply like to deny people's effort and call them stupid. In your world, no need ID, no need expert, no need technical studies.... Ok, let's stop all these nuisance.
I have done and very happy with my lightings, so let other people to tell us their experience and result.

Long story regarding the wall actually....
Tried a couple of methods with cement and also plastering material...not successful though. Sometimes with weird patches after it totally dried out...sometimes with 'dusty' surface...sometimes with very fine hairline-crack after dried...
It is easier to get the result on a wooden platform but all kind of surprises will occurs when it dries on a wall after days.... Others may accept the hairline-crack as it is still consider very fine but I do not want it that 'raw' as this is still a bedroom and I afraid I would be regretted it one day.

Thus, I decided to go simpler with San Cora textured wall paint, UNO series. The primer layer is now done but pending the top layer. Will show pics when things done.

U and Mr goodgood should shake hands. He installed suzuka at living n some cement tile at kitchen. R u his wife????