After a series of renovation woes, the celebrity couple are now settled in their beautiful new home. Local actors Joanne Peh and Qi Yuwu purchased the resale property located in the east in 2020 and had hoped to move in with their two children by the end of that year, only for the renovation to take much longer. The couple...
Local actors Joanne Peh and Qi Yuwu purchased the resale property located in the east in 2020 and had hoped to move in with their two children by the end of that year, only for theSpeaking to the renovation YouTube channel The SIXiDES, they said they both love the European-style design, and this is shown through the cornices on the ceiling and the mouldings on their cabinets."We like our furniture to have clean lines and not be too colourful.
Segregated into two spaces, the living room has public and private areas with engineered wood flooring on each side, which the couple preferred over natural wood flooring due to its durability. The private segment houses a children's play area, which is a must-have for Joanne in their new home. The dining room is not any less deluxe, as the Colette dining chairs with sunken rattan backrest cost over $3,000 each.Yuwu also got his "dream stainless steel kitchen", complete with a grey island and cabinets that match the colour of the appliances.
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