Matthiaspeaks

As all of us know that looking at greens are good for our eye sight, but how often you look at them? You might have the best designed furniture and home decorations, but you just felt something was missing. Try having some houseplant in your home to fill up the lack of touch in real life, it can be the cheapest houseplant you can get from the nursery. Here are some very common houseplants you can find anywhere else in Singapore that need little attention on them.

Snake Plant

Succulent

Or if you like plants that need to be placed in the Greenhouse, here are some great DIY ideas too! You can recycle trash and make them into greenhouse at home! Yesterday I came across my friend's post on how to DIY your own greenhouse article by The Outliers. Talking about how he/she did he/her own greenhouse from containers and trying to germinate the Venus Flytrap seeds at home. Here are some of the examples of what the The Outliers had posted on what he/she did and other example he/she grabbed online.

"I poked holes at the top of the outer container for ventilation of air circulations and excess heat to escape. I tried 2 different methods of planting the seeds, 1 is using the soil the other using cotton wools."

Hello Hello people~ Don't you guys hate the haze?!!!!!!! I miss our clean, green and fine country! ARGHH!! But anyway, there is nothing we can do... haiz.. Except cursing.. :X

Okay Okay... Back to topic. I guess most of you guys own a Air Fryer at home right? No matter what kind of Air Fryer, there is 1 thing that irritates me when it comes to heating up my hashbrown. You can only place 3 pieces of the hashbrown at once! But I wanted to heat up 5 pieces, which means I have to waste my time and electricity to heat it twice.
While staring at the Air Fryer, something strikes me, the height of the Air Fryer holder is actually enough to stack another layer. But of course not directly on top of the other hashbrown, because the hashbrown will stick onto each other if you do that. So I went to dig out the metal stand that our mum usually used it for steaming the food! Anyway, I think it is difficult to imagine, just look at the pictures below and you will understand what I meant.

I have my PohPiah and Samosa stacked nicely.

I can even stack different food together!

Tah Dah!

Last 2 weeks were such a busy week for us! We don't even have the chance to think about what we want to blog. =( But anyway, Happy Birthday Singapore! Happy SG50! HAHA!

It is time to start sketching the design for our home and thinking about what we want for the house! Although our wedding comes first, but we are more excited about the house rather than the wedding. HAHA! Do you guys feel that way too?? :X
Today, I am going to share what kind of style we want for our home! But Firstly, I am going to show you the floor plan of our home. Our new coming house is located at Yishun Ring Rd, our BTO's project is Vine Grove. I personally like old neighborhood estate, but... we can't afford the prime area :(. So we thought Yishun Ring Rd might be a good choice.

4 Rooms Floor Plan

Kitchen

I love the idea of having a partly open concept kitchen, as I felt kind of claustrophobic when I first look at the floor plan. Imagine having only a long straight pathway towards the service yard, having no communication with the living and dining area. Maybe to some families they prefer it to be enclosed because of the cooking part, but I guess I won't be doing the heavy cooking or frying :P