Though resided in the
bustling of people and modern-day activities, designer Han Loke Kwang was still asked to
design a house in the busy city to have a sense of a tropical forest resort
with serenity and freshness.
As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, plants were installed behind the basins
to give a sense of wilderness. The concept was stretched with the use of balau
timber as floorboards for water drainage.
"The space is well-lit and ventilated by a long strip
window and a skylight above the bathtub and shower." Spoke the designer.
"The bath is lined with
homogenous Hard Black tiles, and acts as a centerpiece to the bathroom,"
says Kwang.
"The translucent blinds create a soft, diffused light
when the sun is behind them. And they screen out a nearby condominium block,
which could otherwise have dominated the outlook." He added
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