Assalamualaikum and good day.
The other day, Sam discussed with me about property management, and it brought my mind wandering about my dream house. I've had the image in my mind since I was sixteen. The house is not big, but more like enough comfortability to support a family of four, maybe five.
I'll walk you through the house. Let's see if you can picture it the same as I have in my mind.
So the base of the house is a shape of a kylie, round edges on both end with a long but a little slimmer body. You'll be entering from the front door which resides at the left end on the outside curve. Upon entering, you will see a guest bedroom door right in front of you, about ten feet away, but is blocked by a wooden (small pillars-like) divider. The bedroom will take the whole curve, bathroom included, spacious for a shower and toilet and toilet cabinet, but not a bathtub.
Turning right, you will walk into two living rooms, both on right and left hand side, but is divided with two steps of staircase going down from the right living room. Since the right hand side is an outer curve, you will see a custom made setea that compliments the curve from end to end, covers a 6x3 feet coffee table, formal living room guests. Go down the 2-steps baby stairs will be a relaxing hall with a TV set and a square, solid build with drawers coffee table. At each side of the table will be a different combination of cushion chairs/sofa of our likings, plus one massage chair but not ogawa (because it's a price of a Kancil).
Same direction of going down further ahead, there will be another three baby stairs going down to the backyard, through a glass sliding door, covered with a velvet emerald green curtain flowing from the ceiling down, with another layer of sheer curtain.
Imagine yourself standing at the sliding door facing the living room, on your left you will see the dining hall, but covered with a partition five feet from the house wall straight to the formal living room, leaving a pathway that connects from the main door straight to the kitchen entrance. This wall will hang dozens of picture frame of both our families :)
In the dining hall, it's only a simple long glass dining table that seats 10 chairs. Leather chairs, with a touch of gatsby. And just before going into the kitchen, a long swirl 6-feet wide staircase going up will be on your left hand side, it swirl from this side of the house, upwards to on top of the TV area, connecting the last flight of stairs to upstairs bridge that is built to connect the opposition of masters bedroom to the second and third room. Second and third rooms are both on top of the guest room stretched front ways for a bigger space, covering the porch. The rooms will have a joined bathroom, bathtub included. Masters bedroom will be above the wide kitchen combined with a storeroom and the laundry room. It's a space of a room with a 10-doors built in wardrobe and a king size bed and a dressing table and a long tv set, with a toilet that could fit a Jacuzzi (hehehe).
Got it? Now draw and show me.
Hahaha.
The other day, Sam discussed with me about property management, and it brought my mind wandering about my dream house. I've had the image in my mind since I was sixteen. The house is not big, but more like enough comfortability to support a family of four, maybe five.
I'll walk you through the house. Let's see if you can picture it the same as I have in my mind.
So the base of the house is a shape of a kylie, round edges on both end with a long but a little slimmer body. You'll be entering from the front door which resides at the left end on the outside curve. Upon entering, you will see a guest bedroom door right in front of you, about ten feet away, but is blocked by a wooden (small pillars-like) divider. The bedroom will take the whole curve, bathroom included, spacious for a shower and toilet and toilet cabinet, but not a bathtub.
Turning right, you will walk into two living rooms, both on right and left hand side, but is divided with two steps of staircase going down from the right living room. Since the right hand side is an outer curve, you will see a custom made setea that compliments the curve from end to end, covers a 6x3 feet coffee table, formal living room guests. Go down the 2-steps baby stairs will be a relaxing hall with a TV set and a square, solid build with drawers coffee table. At each side of the table will be a different combination of cushion chairs/sofa of our likings, plus one massage chair but not ogawa (because it's a price of a Kancil).
Same direction of going down further ahead, there will be another three baby stairs going down to the backyard, through a glass sliding door, covered with a velvet emerald green curtain flowing from the ceiling down, with another layer of sheer curtain.
Imagine yourself standing at the sliding door facing the living room, on your left you will see the dining hall, but covered with a partition five feet from the house wall straight to the formal living room, leaving a pathway that connects from the main door straight to the kitchen entrance. This wall will hang dozens of picture frame of both our families :)
In the dining hall, it's only a simple long glass dining table that seats 10 chairs. Leather chairs, with a touch of gatsby. And just before going into the kitchen, a long swirl 6-feet wide staircase going up will be on your left hand side, it swirl from this side of the house, upwards to on top of the TV area, connecting the last flight of stairs to upstairs bridge that is built to connect the opposition of masters bedroom to the second and third room. Second and third rooms are both on top of the guest room stretched front ways for a bigger space, covering the porch. The rooms will have a joined bathroom, bathtub included. Masters bedroom will be above the wide kitchen combined with a storeroom and the laundry room. It's a space of a room with a 10-doors built in wardrobe and a king size bed and a dressing table and a long tv set, with a toilet that could fit a Jacuzzi (hehehe).
Got it? Now draw and show me.
Hahaha.
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