HomeOur Dining Room: Japandi style with raw details
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📍Northeast - 1593 sqft Industrial meets Wabi Sabi🪴
Our Dining Room: Japandi style with raw details
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- Loft & Industrial
- HDB (Maisonette)
- ≥1,500 sqft
- ≥5 br
- Couple Living
Welcome to our open concept dining space! Original layout comes with a nanny room which we decided to hacked off and extended out kitchen to accommodate a 2.2 metres dining table. 
The moment you step into our dining space, you will be greeted with our wavey dining bench which was customized to walnut shade to fit the whole theme. 
The moment you step into our dining space, you will be greeted with our wavey dining bench which was customized to walnut shade to fit the whole theme. 
Wood slab dining has been in our checklist way before we got our house. We love the whole shopping journey where every piece is different and has its own uniqueness. The team at Grey and Sanders assured us that shade is customizable hence we should be focusing on the grains and the live edges design. We settled for this single woodslab made of South American Wamara wood and had it tinted to our ideal walnut shade. 
Picked our wooden arm chairs separately to match our wood slab! Very glad that the shades worked out well 😊 
Handcrafted by a Spanish Craftsmen, the A-Emotional series at Sol-Luminaire is something we feel fits into our home theme very well. It’s soft ambience lighting softens out our dining area makes it comfortable and welcoming. 
We have recently started enjoying wine which we did not have it crafted in mind during renovation. This wine chiller is a lovely gift from our dear friends which has been a lovely addiction to our dining space. 
Here comes to the end of our dining room sharing, stay tuned for more 🫶🏼 
Our almighty corner fan for our dining space (featuring our raw beam in the background ☺️) ! The corner fan has been a great help in ventilating the whole space especially on humid days! Here comes to the end of our dining room sharing, stay tuned for more 🫶🏼
