Suzaituladwini with her husband Muhamad Solehin Daud and their two kids, Leia and Lisa (left) at their home. Photos: Instagram/homey.farmhouse
Different people found different things to do to occupy themselves during the first movement control order last March.
For a couple in Johor, they decided to transform their house – which is in a teachers’ quarters in a Felda scheme in Kota Tinggi, Johor – into their dream home a la farmhouse design.
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Suzaituladwini with her husband Muhamad Solehin Daud and their two kids, Leia and Lisa (left) at their home. Photos: Instagram/homey.farmhouse
A cosy corner for the kids.
The coffee station, which the couple constructed by hand, is peppered with Star Wars paraphernalia.
Phase 2 of the library transformation at SMK Air Tawar Kota Tinggi, which adopts an English cottage design.
Phase 1 of the library transformation at SMK Air Tawar Kota Tinggi features a farmhouse design.
The kids' study tables were also part of the couple's DIY project.
The storage bench made by Suzaituladwini and her husband at their home in Kota Tinggi, Johor.
The couple's transformation project resulted in a country farmhouse setting in white, grey, green and natural wood tones, incorporating new furniture and decor items that were mostly made by hand.
The faux fireplace is the main focus point of our decor and gives a different vibe to the Malaysian house atmosphere, says Suzaituladwini.
The school library before the makeover.
