Updating your kitchen? Heed these tips from a Good Class Bungalow design expert



For someone เล่น slotxo ผ่านเว็บ who distributed mobile phones straight out of secondary school, Andrew Lim has achieved much.

The founder of bespoke furniture company 4PLUS8 has been installing and constructing high-end kitchens, wardrobe systems, as well as bespoke television consoles and shelves for landed homes for more than 20 years so he knows more than a thing or two about how to make the space you have work for you.

Most of his projects comprise Good Class Bungalows (GCBs), the largest of which had a kitchen that was the size of a three-bedroom HDB flat.

In March, Lim launched Furnic, which is targeted at HDB and apartment owners. The brand offers prefabricated, modular kitchen and wardrobe systems priced at up to 30 per cent higher than standard offerings in the market. For example, a fit-out spanning a floor area of around 80 sq ft will cost about S$12,700 – but the higher price comes with the promise of higher quality and design works.

Lim explains that Furnic falls somewhere in between high-end and entry-level fittings, and with more than 150 kitchen modules and 80 wardrobe modules, homeowners can configure the best layout by simply mixing and matching the different components.

“It has components (that consider) the structural beams, air-con trunking and piping of HDB units. They are locally made but use only the best European materials and hardware,” shared Lim, who did research on old and new HDB flat types for his products.