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Written by RenoKu
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Thursday, 11 September 2008 09:17 |
A Victorian-themed house in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur, is featured in The Star. The owners of the semi-detached house set aside RM500,000 for renovation, furniture and fittings. Out of that amount, some RM250,000 was for the contractor and RM200,000 was spent on the furniture.
An extract from the article:
Upon entering the house, all is calm with an aura of luxury enveloping the visitor. Elaborate furnishings matched with prints of European masterpieces on the wall proclaim in no short measure, a Victorian setting in the living room. Natural wood and rust colours, gilt picture frames, golden light from chandeliers and shades of yellow for the walls set the tone. Plush red velvet curtains complete the grand look.
Click Read More for more photos of the home.
The bathroom in the master bedroom is equipped with a jacuzzi.
The foyer.
The front of the 50ft by 80ft semi-detached house.
The living room. The set of Chesterfield three-seater, two-seater sofas and armchair from Italy costs RM8,000.
The master bedroom.
Click here for the full article.
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