Hello, Carpenter model allows you flexibility to customise things in a slow, controlled and steady manner. But the process is painful , time-consuming. Factory offers a tad better finish but they work on rectangles and squares. Most of them won't entertain the changes required on site. You can take your pick on what suits your personality and design needs. Thanks, Nitin CORNERSTONE DESIGNS Bangalore

Yes sure ... we did something which I believe is a club of various ideas and expertise.. Though incomplete now , I will post what we have done till now. First we have around 8 feet appox glass 12 mm between the pillars. secondly we have three boxes 27" in height with focus halogens at the bottom. Now we will decorate these boxes with glass pebbles for awesome reflective / color effect. -I do need idea on what fillers can be used which will make me buy less glass pebbles ..else i would need at least 30kg plus of these pebbles. Thirdly we will now have glass film behind these 3 tall glasses to make it quite attractive and something which will look better with or without light. The idea is to add some golden plants in the middle i.e golden leaves and branches etc. -I would like more input on what films would look great behind these pillars. Or any other idea. I will definitely post once we are done with it.

Hi Kajal, It's not at all necessary to break anything to renovate a house. All you need is a little imagination. It depends on how far you want to go with it. Just change the paint, renovate based on some theme, Change the furniture or use your old things and give them a new look. Do share some pictures of your home so I can suggest you something specific. Also share your thoughts on what comes in your mind when you think renovation. Happy decorating!

Madam Your options are ok.... From dimensions point, few things to take care: Your Existing platform depth, you need minimum 21 inches depth for Modular one... New Hood/hob will need 60*60 cm space.... From there you can finalize your sink position/size.... Sink size usually are from 380mm to 600mm, check your window size first!! Since you are removing the old door, plan wall shelves parellel to base cabinets (below existing countertop) Wire basket's are usually from 300 mm to 600 mm size, , based on your lengths it can be further discussed... On the other side there is an RCC shelves which you may have to remove for proper look......