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shop in Cambodia construction
materials informed, despite its contemporary look, the
featured bathroom and whole house was rich with history since 1900s of past
famous owners.
Designed by Laura Brooks Meyer, the house was
still under renovation despite its lavishness.
"The house has a lot of character, but it needed a full
remodel," Meyer said. "This included creating an entire master suite,
with walk-in his-and-hers closets, and a new bathroom in a room that was
formerly a study."
"We chose Carrara marble as a cost-effective option for
the bathroom, which is quite expansive and required a lot of stone," stated
Meyer. "To keep the look soft, the walls are painted in a matching light
blue gray."
"I also added a lip to the edge of the Carrara vanity
top to stop water from splashing out," the designer spoke.
"Both the owners went to Harvard and have a particular
interest in rowing, and their son now rows," added Meyer of the painting
in the toilet room. "The painting helps to open up the small room, like an
expansive view. It stops it from being claustrophobic."
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