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Reviewed by Bryan・Submitted 22 Mar 2023・ Project completed Jan 2023・Designer Shun Li / Valerie
Hi we are the proud owner of the “spacious” boy’s room in Geylang, but that’s not all Jesigns did for us. They also help to camouflage the master’s entrance so the TV wall is much longer, they did our daughter a nice modern-Victorian bedroom, a bunker bed for our maid so the space below can still be storage for our easy access, and most importantly, the lighting and smart switch system that, when you put together with the futuristic design of the boy’s room, really authenticate that 3023 vibe. We are in abit of trouble before we first engage Jesigns, our previous designer was having trouble figuring out the designs for the boy’s room, sceptical about the implementation part, and also cannot commit to the completion date of before CNY. I came across a news article on Jesign’s past project in Bishan HDB flat where they did a star-war themed living room and corridor. So I immediately contacted them for discussion. The discussion went quite smooth and Shun Li / Valerie the designer team was quick to pick up ideas and being able to suggest other options for our selection. We wanted to go ending scene in Thor “Love and Thunder” whereby Thor lives together with the villain’s daughter, that spaceship cum home feels quite cozy. Shun Li has since been working tirelessly on the design, even going frame by frame to extract cool elements that would be ignored by most. That’s how we arrive at the design for the entrance door. Valerie the co-designer has proposed quite a number of designs and solutions for the bunker bed entrance lighting. Out of which we chose the Asgardian sign with a 3D lightbox. It turned out great! A lot of people think assurance is about putting trust in your designer. I feel that is only half true. Jesigns has been able to provide alternatives on alternatives so we are never running out of choices. For example, we are not sure what to do with the little playarea where you have lighted steps with lighting on the sides as well, more importantly, the ladder to climb up also sits on the first step so we have to be careful the functionality as well as the Aesthetics of the playarea Arch. After many rounds of brainstorming we finally arrive at this one with the assurance that we have considered all other options. So assurance is not only about trusting your designer, but also trust in the process. After some time tweaking and confirming the quotation, we have officially kick started the implementation in end November. Due to complexity of the project, the carpenter and the electrician has been on-site couple of times together to discuss wiring and other features as these two go hand-in-hand. I also appreciate the fact that Jesigns has been diligent in confirming the details, making notes on the meeting and asking for our confirmation on the spot. On one hand it means that the owner confirms the design, on the other, the designer also confirms that their understanding is in line with owner. Having spent countless meeting to discuss the details, the carpenter was quick to implement the structure for the boy’s with precision, they were also tied up by the CNY and if they miss it, they would be back to work only after 2 weeks. They ended up finishing about 2 days before the CNY eve. The electrical part is tricky to say the least. Not only are most applications RGB, meaning you need 4 control signals instead of just 1 on normal lights. Also, smart applications means you need the right device for controlling all the lights. Shout out to Jack from DIYovation the lighting shop, their service is top-notch whereby he provided useful information with trial-and-error to make the whole system work. They are also constantly advising the electrician where some of them might have blind spots on the new technology. A lot of people are wondering you must need robots to implement a lighting project as complex as this one. You are not wrong. Inadvertently, there were a few mistakes and equipment mal-functions, but Jesigns was very quick to step in and handle it for us. The lighting was close to 90% done before the CNY barring some minor fixes. The project does not end after hand-over. When we compiled a short list of some defects during the CNY, they have already lined up the appointments to fix them. It is indeed quite assuring that they are committed to 100% finish the project to the satisfaction of owner. All in all, it was a great experience working with Jesigns. Shout out to Shun Li and Ms. Valerie Toh for doing such excellent job. Their handwork and dedication have put this project above and beyond with everybody else’s. If you are someone who looks to renovate your home in a modern / futuristic way, they should definitely be on the top of your list.
Reviewed by Bryan・Submitted 22 Mar 2023・ Project completed Jan 2023・Designer Shun Li / Valerie
Hi we are the proud owner of the “spacious” boy’s room in Geylang, but that’s not all Jesigns did for us. They also help to camouflage the master’s entrance so the TV wall is much longer, they did our daughter a nice modern-Victorian bedroom, a bunker bed for our maid so the space below can still be storage for our easy access, and most importantly, the lighting and smart switch system that, when you put together with the futuristic design of the boy’s room, really authenticate that 3023 vibe. We are in abit of trouble before we first engage Jesigns, our previous designer was having trouble figuring out the designs for the boy’s room, sceptical about the implementation part, and also cannot commit to the completion date of before CNY. I came across a news article on Jesign’s past project in Bishan HDB flat where they did a star-war themed living room and corridor. So I immediately contacted them for discussion. The discussion went quite smooth and Shun Li / Valerie the designer team was quick to pick up ideas and being able to suggest other options for our selection. We wanted to go ending scene in Thor “Love and Thunder” whereby Thor lives together with the villain’s daughter, that spaceship cum home feels quite cozy. Shun Li has since been working tirelessly on the design, even going frame by frame to extract cool elements that would be ignored by most. That’s how we arrive at the design for the entrance door. Valerie the co-designer has proposed quite a number of designs and solutions for the bunker bed entrance lighting. Out of which we chose the Asgardian sign with a 3D lightbox. It turned out great! A lot of people think assurance is about putting trust in your designer. I feel that is only half true. Jesigns has been able to provide alternatives on alternatives so we are never running out of choices. For example, we are not sure what to do with the little playarea where you have lighted steps with lighting on the sides as well, more importantly, the ladder to climb up also sits on the first step so we have to be careful the functionality as well as the Aesthetics of the playarea Arch. After many rounds of brainstorming we finally arrive at this one with the assurance that we have considered all other options. So assurance is not only about trusting your designer, but also trust in the process. After some time tweaking and confirming the quotation, we have officially kick started the implementation in end November. Due to complexity of the project, the carpenter and the electrician has been on-site couple of times together to discuss wiring and other features as these two go hand-in-hand. I also appreciate the fact that Jesigns has been diligent in confirming the details, making notes on the meeting and asking for our confirmation on the spot. On one hand it means that the owner confirms the design, on the other, the designer also confirms that their understanding is in line with owner. Having spent countless meeting to discuss the details, the carpenter was quick to implement the structure for the boy’s with precision, they were also tied up by the CNY and if they miss it, they would be back to work only after 2 weeks. They ended up finishing about 2 days before the CNY eve. The electrical part is tricky to say the least. Not only are most applications RGB, meaning you need 4 control signals instead of just 1 on normal lights. Also, smart applications means you need the right device for controlling all the lights. Shout out to Jack from DIYovation the lighting shop, their service is top-notch whereby he provided useful information with trial-and-error to make the whole system work. They are also constantly advising the electrician where some of them might have blind spots on the new technology. A lot of people are wondering you must need robots to implement a lighting project as complex as this one. You are not wrong. Inadvertently, there were a few mistakes and equipment mal-functions, but Jesigns was very quick to step in and handle it for us. The lighting was close to 90% done before the CNY barring some minor fixes. The project does not end after hand-over. When we compiled a short list of some defects during the CNY, they have already lined up the appointments to fix them. It is indeed quite assuring that they are committed to 100% finish the project to the satisfaction of owner. All in all, it was a great experience working with Jesigns. Shout out to Shun Li and Ms. Valerie Toh for doing such excellent job. Their handwork and dedication have put this project above and beyond with everybody else’s. If you are someone who looks to renovate your home in a modern / futuristic way, they should definitely be on the top of your list.
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