Provided by notable
furniture in Cambodia construction
materials, the above ensuite bathroom designed by architect
Grant Amon was created through the cost of a spare bedroom and fireplace in the
Victorian terrace house. Nonetheless, the sacrifices did not go to waste when
the bathroom turned out well-proportioned and luxurious.
"It's really a see-through, blue-glass box, which provides
quite a funky look to the room," stated Amon of the bathroom elements.
"Its height is emphasized by a vertical wall of tiles at the head of the
bath."
"There are effectively three zones in the room," emphasized
the architect. "There is the entrance zone with the wardrobe, the wet zone
highlighted by the band of blue tiles, and the dry zone beyond, which is characterized
by limestone tiles. These areas also act as transition zones conveying a sense
of layered spaces through the bathroom."
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