Odd-looking Kitchen Quartz Top

This is how our current kitchen quartz top looked like. Our ID feedback that it looked odd because of the white wall at the right side and there was not a proper transition to it. Hearing that, we took a look ourselves and agreed that it was odd. On top of that, the quartz top for the half wall was actually not levelled, and had coordinated for the contractor to have it changed.

To ensure ourselves that it would not look odd doing the changes, we did some photo editing to see how it would look like. We felt that this would probably look better than the above one. Now lets hope that the right message is conveyed to the contractor and that the end results is like this photo. Now be honest, you thought the photo was a real one and not edited on the first look right?

Concept drawing. Sort of.

Initially we should be able to upload our concept drawings earlier, but there were much disappointment in this segment of the renovation as there were quite a number of ideas which we wanted that was not included inside since day 1. Although there were some partial faults with us because we were quite indecisive at times and had multiple changes, but there were several which we had brought up since the first draft and till now it is still not in the pictures. Nevertheless, this is just a drawing and as long as the final product is exactly how we want it, things should be good.

One of the reason why we opted for an interior designer instead of a contractor was because of the concept drawing, which are able to help us visualise the outcome of our choices. However, the inaccuracy and 'fake-ness' of the drawings is a disappointment. Spaces such like the walking area of the walk in wardrobe and toilet is quite unrealistic because in reality, it does not look that big. The carpentry should be starting at the end of this month, and soon, our renovation journey would be completed.