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shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, designed by Michael Habachy, the featured
bathroom was in high-end aesthetic with its grand renovation inspired by
Hollywood Regency period of the '30s and '40s.
"This was a very glamorous era, with a lot of French
and Art Deco influences," Habachy spoke. "I felt it would suit the architecture
of the bathroom – it's a very grand space with curved walls adding plenty of
visual interest."
"We mounted framed mirrors and lighting sconces on top
of the diamonds," stated the designer. "This layering adds an extra
dimension – it brings visual depth to the vanity area."
"The traditional Florentine tile pattern was handmade
in Italy and shipped over in large panels," added Habachy.
The bathroom also had a dressing area as well as a makeup
vanity on one side within its huge vicinity as well.
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