According to reliable
furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction
materials information, upon taking up the project, the trio architect Jim Fraerman and interior
designers Anne Kaplan and Bruce Goers decided to go for a classic-contemporary
trend that suit with the rest of the house for the featured bathroom design
"One feature of this residence is the faithful
expression of external architectural elements on the interior," spoke
Fraerman. "The master bathroom benefits from this idea, flowing into a
large bay window that is the central curved feature on the exterior at the rear
of the house."
"I wanted this room to be welcoming and surprising –
carrying curves into the interior design helped achieve this," stated
Kaplan.
"The soft, rounded lines of the freestanding tub and
the sofa, together with the oval sinks and the circular pattern on the floor
tiles all contribute to the effect," Kaplan said.
"Working with so many disparate elements, we had to be
careful choosing the colors," added Goers. "A departure point for the
palette was the floor tiles – these are a combination of Carrara marble, mosaic
glass and onyx."
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