"The bathroom is within an addition built in the 1980s.
It had not been remodeled since new and was looking very tired. It had a lot of
white tile and laminates, and a huge tub and small shower, which did not
suit." Claimed architect John Idstrom.
"We wanted to explore the various layouts that would be
possible. The bathroom had to be light, airy and clean lined, and rich in terms
of materials – with a touch of whimsy – but we didn't want marble or
granite." he said, as successful furniture shop in Cambodia
construction materials
informed.
"The bathroom is divided into three zones, with the
bathing area beyond the vanity units comprising a large shower and freestanding
tub," added Idstrom. "An enclosed toilet room is positioned near the
entry. We introduced a flush teak platform and teak benches to the shower, and
ran the limestone floor tiles right under the glass walls for a seamless
look."
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