Antiques are a p
predominant feature of the decor scheme of this home. What impresses is the casual manner in which the various pieces have been put together. The effect is not in the least contrived nor does it have the impersonal atmosphere of a museum. Instead, the setting is practical and comfortable with a warm, inviting feeling.
Chinese and permanganate antiques are thoughtfully coordinated and give the continue reading…
The marble top
ed coffee shop table and chairs set a distinctively Peranakan ambiance. Here is where the family enjoys informal meals. On the wall is not yet another architectural remnant. This corner of the hall is enhanced by screen with beautiful carving is in gold-leaf finish. The screen was originally part of swing-door, common feature of old Peranakan houses.
Solid and sturdy, the dining table with mother of pearl inlay is a handsome continue reading…
The house, 
which was built in the fifties, has been remodeled from its staid and rather small and unattractive beginnings it finally emerged as the inviting home it is today.
If the hostess, after personally opening the gate to greet you, gives you a moment to browse around the house, you find yourself in a hall which, apart continue reading…
The sunrise room with the yellow fittings in this room perfectly complements the pine wood 
walls, benches and furniture in a warm, clan atmosphere. That, combined with the natural smell of the pine wood gives it the impression of the Scandinavian retreat. The sunset room with the bright chairs and blinds a few personal ornaments contras with the heavier crock wall and ceiling. The overall effect is warm, intimate atmosphere in which to relax and entertain friends. continue reading…
