Singapore ID - Who did we select?

Time for a mini review of our renovation interior designer search!
(Disclaimer: All views are personal and could be biased. We are in no way advertising for or bad mouthing any firms.
We do not profess to be experts and are known to make mistakes as well. Pass your own judgements or take ours at your own risk.)

Evaluation criteria (scores out of 5)
- Price!
- How comfortable we are with the ID
- Innovative designs that fit into what we would want
- Practical suggestions
- Workmanship
etc.

Tools
- The Reno Bag
Stolen from another younger purple dinosaur, the elder dino has taken this as his own. All the reno tools are duly stored in this bag.

- The Reno Folder
Provided by one of the ID firms, it's used to store all the quotations from IDs, invoices/delivery notices from all the electrical/furniture shops, blank floorplans, etc etc..

- The Measure
Originally belonging to Dino Mummy, it has "fengshui" measurements on one side, and regular ones on the idea (Purple Dino did not know this until he was told later when
Dino Mummy couldn't locate her Fengshui Measuring Tape). Extendable with a metallic strip, and spring-loaded to snap back to its base, it's compact and can double as a
deadly weapon *whoosh*! *ouch*

- The Camera
Almost out of a job after a holiday in Korea, Mr Fujifilm F30 received a new task: to document all reno-related activities visually.

- The Pencil Case
Brought out of retirement after Purple Dino left school, Mr Billabong Blue needs to take stock of all the stationery used.