Based on American
artist’s, Ellsworth Kelly, work of abstract painting, architect Ilana Kister mimicked the
awe-inspired portray of light and shadow for the bathroom architectural design.
"I'm attracted to the bold graphic nature of Kelly's
work. I like the subtle shift in black lines that are thick and clustered
together at one end and thin and spread apart at the other," stated
Kister. As provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials.
Introducing the work,
the architect prepared the 100 and 200 millimeters square tiles with a
mix of black and white which were common for light and dark themes. The
black-and-white floor tiles continued until the lower edge of the front
entrance to the bathroom which furthered the theme of the abstraction.
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