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A House Tour

I have some visitors last Friday and i know that all of them are also fond of beautifying their homes. While others are enjoying the big houses that they have, i have to showcase them that men can also be vain when it comes to our own homes. Living in a three bedroom-130 sqm bungalow house is a challenge. The open plan lay out can make the space look empty or cluttered.
One thing that i always considered everytime im inviting some guest at home is the flow of traffic. Some of them likes to stay in my lanai, some of them, like the kids wants to watch tv, some of the oldies wants to stay beside the garden and some stays on the porch! Im so glad i have many areas to accommodate and entertain my guests!

Lover of nature that i was, i am always fascinated with the beauty of local materials. Thus, these are the things that one will find on my house. Everything is nature, is earth, is life!

Welcome to my house and experience it like my guests did!

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