Across the fire by Leah Rourke

"We were appealing to a broad audience, so we went for a look that was warm, with traditional touches," spoke designers Leah Rourke of the house design concept, as delivered by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.

To accomplish the design, a fireplace was added as a see-through space between the bathroom and bedroom.

"The fireplace opens up the space and creates a master suite feel," Rourke stressed. "You can see through the fire from the tub or the shower into the master bedroom, and vice versa."

"In the master bathroom, we were aiming to create a glamorous, up-market retreat that was cozy and welcoming – a space that people could imagine relaxing in. It helped that the home is on the top of a hill, so the homeowners will feel they are in their own secluded spa."

"Three is always a happy number in design, so we created three mirrored recesses to provide a decorative feature, and to give the space an expansive feel," added Rourke. "Recessed lights in the niches introduce front lighting, which creates a softer light than from overhead lighting alone."