A peak into our everyday home - 60k Reno 4 bedder resale condo ✨
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Virtual House Tour
Hi everyone! We’re from TheKho.me 🏠 👋 We live in a 4-bedder resale condo, about 1300 sqft in size. Overall, we prioritise practicality over aesthetics — with two active kids, things just need to work and be easy to clean! 😄 Before we dive into the photos, let’s first take a look at our floor plan. 
We’re really fortunate to have a fairly spacious balcony, so we decided to place our dining table there — eating with a view makes every meal feel special! Our home layout is pretty straightforward: a master bedroom, a kids’ sleeping room, a playroom, and a workroom. We used to have a WC in the yard, but we converted the space to house our washer and dryer instead. 
Our 55-inch TV came from the old house and still works perfectly. Honestly, it’s a little underutilised since we rarely watch TV when the kids are awake. I recently fell in love with Popmart’s Cry Babies, and since we don’t have a display cabinet, I decided to showcase them on our TV console/feature wall instead 😆 The space below the TV is super practical — it’s where the kids place their school bags, and guests can drop off their bags too. 
The seats on our sofa are adjustable, which we keep extended most of the time because it’s just too comfy to fold back! 
We have both a dry and wet kitchen, and this is the pantry area. It’s where I have my daily cup of coffee that fuels my day! 
With the separation of the dry and wet kitchen, we can close the door when doing heavy cooking. We also installed a power track system, which has been super useful. It lets us move appliances around easily. 
I love that our kitchen is half glassed, letting us look out to the living room while cooking — perfect for keeping an eye on the kids. 
We requested for the mirror to align perfectly with the bottom cabinet, and also made sure it’s a single piece instead of two. I just don’t like it when the mirror splits my reflection in half! The only downside is that we had to give up storage behind the mirror — the “door” would have been too big and heavy otherwise. 
The shower area is kept pretty simple. We really like the piano key shower set — though I’m still not sure how easy they’ll be to maintain 😅 Also, can I just say… I love my tiles!! 
Our design of our master toilet is similar to the common toilet but we have more table top space because it’s bigger in size. Oh yes, we topped up abit for the table top to be the same as our kitchen table top. 
Our design of our master toilet is similar to the common toilet but we have more table top space because it’s bigger in size. Oh yes, we topped up abit for the table top to be the same as our kitchen table top. 
Right now, the kids have their own playroom, but we plan to convert it into their bedroom when they’re older so each gets their own personal space. That’s why we didn’t install any built-ins — it gives us flexibility later on. 
We placed the mattresses directly on the floor for safety. The kids love to jump around, so no bedframes = fewer accidents! They also tend to roll around in their sleep, so this setup prevents any falls. 
Our master bedroom is simple — still a work in progress. We’re missing a bedside table, and the chest of drawers (which was meant for the kids’ clothes) ended up here temporarily. It was supposed to be my dressing table/side table, but oh well… we’ll wait it out! 😅 That’s about it for our home tour! Thanks for following along as I rambled on 😆 Stay tuned for our upcoming posts — we’ll be sharing more about the little wins, misses, and ongoing tweaks around our home!
10 days ago
