As successful furniture
shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, architect Tim Bjella was asked to design a master suite in the
extended family that would be distinguishable yet adopt the same elements of
the house design.
To achieve the requested task, Bjella opted for curves and
angles in different geometry and elements apart from the whole house design.
"All the wood veneers in the suite are a very rich
crotch mahogany. The bedroom also features gold leafing on the curved half wall
behind the bed. These materials give the suite a slightly classical look."
On top of the main design for the suite, the bathroom got to
have a design that evoke a sense of contemporary spa-like retreat and
spaciousness with the use of skylight for natural light penetration.
"The skylights set up a rhythm that you feel as you
walk through the space," Bjella spoke. "They create patterns of light
and shadow."
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