Key connections by Robert Ross

 

Provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials, per request of homeowners, designer Robert Ross remodeled the house within the concept of connectivity between each room in the house.

"As seen from above, the staggered, spiral shape of the wing was dictated by a need to optimize key outlooks from each room and to ensure the mass of the master bedroom was not on show to the adjacent dining room."

"The sitting room also acts as a buffer to the bedroom while the adjacent master closet offers an alternative bathroom egress, should one partner not want to disturb the other."

"An accent on the hand-crafted is seen in the oak door and window frames, the master bedroom furniture, and the use of translucent tiles on the shower bench and the backsplash," said Ross of the bamboo used in the bathroom design. "The rug also adds to this flavor."

"The gloss of the counter and glass is offset by the use of a matte wall and floor tile. At the same time, the translucence of the glass accent tile provides a soft, lively intermediary between the high gloss and matte of these finishes." added Ross.