DeLorenzo: Crammed place can have a bathtub too

Delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials, defying convention, designer Debra DeLorenzo has introduced a second floor bathroom that is capable of having a bathtub regardless of its miniature size.

DeLorenzo stated: "We had to crane the tub in before the roof was built – it was so heavy that we had to keep it suspended from a roof joist until the formwork and tiling could be prepared for the bath to be lowered onto."

"The bathtub is positioned so the bather can take in views of the ocean. A corner ledge was introduced because freestanding baths often suffer from a lack of places to put things such as soap or a glass of wine." he added.

"I specified a frameless glass shower stall to enhance the feeling of space and to maximise light flow through the bathroom. A large recessed towel rack on the rear wall combines utility with a dramatic presence." he finalized.