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Our Muji Home Reno Journey | Let there be light

Our lights and 2 Bestar ceiling fans from EG Lighting has arrived and it's time to install them. You may read about our review from EG lighting here.

Honestly, it's been 5 months since we moved in so I may not have remembered details but I do vaguely remember luckily we asked Dave about the timeline for lighting and ceiling fan to be installed way ahead so we have the time to search around for lighting.

Sometimes, Dave may forget to prep us ahead of time and he'll inform us things like oh, next week can install lights already or next week can do aircon trunking first and we'd scramble around to make the necessary purchases.

So luckily for lighting, I've been doing my homework and saving bookmarks and doing comparisons here and there. Even after the purchase, it takes at least a week for EG Lighting to deliver the items as some stocks have to be indented.


We've also labelled the lights so that they know which light to install for which room.
Our lights are finally up! Let's take a look at the daylight view.


Entrance way

Master Bedroom

Service yard

Living room

Toilet

Kitchen

Corridor

Tatami room

And ooh flooring was up a couple of days after light installation too. Starting to feel and look the Muji part.

Hate how our black framed windows spoil the look totally. But nonetheless, the fan looks perfect for our Muji home. 


Super love our ceiling fan which blends perfectly in our muji home

Master bedroom

And now for the night view 

Tatami room

Masterbed room

 Did I mention that all the lights are tri-tone? Love the flexibility to adjust the ambience in accordance to our preference.

Splendid idea from Dave, D5 studio image to paint our doors white in order to complete our Muji look.


And that's it, almost there, our Muji home is starting to look the part and even more so with our flooring up.

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  1. Glenn HannanApril 21, 2022 at 11:54 PM

    Very informative and impressive post you have written, this is quite interesting and i have went through it completely, an upgraded information is shared, keep sharing such valuable information. House Renovation Contractors in Singapore

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