Apartment renovations ideas

[PKS_2000]

Other cosmetic changes - adhesive stickers

Put these floor tiles in the bathroom to brighten it up.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=628666310402

Used this to update a couple doors.
https://detail.tmall.com/item.htm?id=628535898385

Wanted to add a fun backsplash in the kitchen, and bought a few different samples. These ones were the best but ran out of time and didn't get to add them

https://shop151271920.world.taobao.com/

thanks for sharing. this is very useful. who is a good contractor to stick this in Hong Kong. I believe professional sticking is very important.

[PKS_2000]

@hkgcat this is what I got roped into doing over a weekend by rani to help a friend out.

The YouTube guys make it look easy.. May be it is, but not for clueless folk like me. Ended up redoing some bits a couple of times and the best thing we did was removing the doors and applying the wallpaper thingy, rather than attempting to wall paper with the doors on.

If you have covered school books, the technique is same for wrapping the doors.

The gold trim was not my idea

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have you tried this in kitchen. how long does it stay in kitchen and how long does it stay in other room.
we got the feedback from a contractor that these stickers will come off in few months if used in kitchen.

[PKS_2000]

I've seen cabinet doors being sold on Taobao. You may not find an exact match, but its a cheap fix. You think your contractor will help you install them?

https://s.taobao.com/search?q=%E5%8E...210927&ie=utf8

This is very useful.

[rani]

have you tried this in kitchen. how long does it stay in kitchen and how long does it stay in other room.
we got the feedback from a contractor that these stickers will come off in few months if used in kitchen.

We did put some in the kitchen and they are still up after 18 months.

https://m.tb.cn/h.UqZBwOJ?tk=ZBMFdRPV2o6

Think you will need a handyman to help you with this and not a contractor.

[redslert]

@bsc1280, so all up paid 150k+450k?
Pricey, but don't know what was done.

FYI, there are a few large companies who are very transparent with pricing.
I haven't used but found,

www.dic.hk