Mountain Eagle first inspected his newly renovated house...
It turns out that as long as you find the right people and pay the right fees, you can enjoy efficient service in Thailand.
In less than two months, two triangular scenic rooms were renovated.
From the front door, the house is a 9-meter deep equilateral triangle, with the first floor covering an area of 80 square meters...
Of course, the triangular shape of the house wastes some space on both sides, but it was more than enough for Mountain Eagle to live in.
The ground floor is an entirely open-plan living room and kitchen, with furniture selected by Tessa, though Mountain Eagle couldn't tell the high-end Northern European style.
Near the front door, an enormous U-shaped leather sofa sits in the living room.
The dining area contains a long wooden table that can accommodate 12 people, with chairs made from raw tree branches for legs; 12 chairs are roughly the same size but oddly shaped.
