PHOTOS: Master Bedroom

This is the master bedroom. As you can see, that's the morning sun blazing through there, and this is the facade that faces Kuala Lumpur, so at night I can see the Twin Towers and the KL Tower. I took this picture on Saturday morning.

I intend to give away the wardrobe and the queen-sized bed. Their qualities are not top notch, of course: typical IKEA, but as always, they tend to look good. I would have given the dressing table too, but that's a gift from my parents so I'll be keeping that.

The curtains and the curtain-rails will also go away with the house to the lucky purchaser. I keep it on reminding again and again that there are so many add-in costs when a couple / a family wants to move into a house, and it's not uncommon to spend thousands of ringgit just for curtains and rails. Right on top of the bed, close to the ceiling (not visible) is the Samsung air-conditioning unit, which I also intend to leave behind.

This is a diagonal perspective of the master bedroom. I just wanted viewers to get a better feel of the space in the biggest bedroom of the house.

In this picture you can see the ceiling fan, the air-conditioning unit, and also one of the lamps which was fitted in only after renovation.

My wife frequently moves around the furniture to test her creativity and how things can match with practicality. There's always a variety of ways on how you want to position your furniture. I prefer to keep the path in and out of any rooms free and wide, and that gives the spacious feel.