Open-up space by Jeff Tohl

Provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials, deterring from normal design, architect Jeff Tohl made the featured area wider by opening up the above unused attic space instead of stealing spaces from its neighbor rooms.

He repaint the roof, ceiling, beams and cross ties in white color for illusive vision of enlargement. Moreover, furthering the space was achieved through two porthole windows.

"We could have split this floor into two rooms, but chose to have one large open space running the entire width of the house," stated Tohl. "It provides plenty of flexibility for the owners, in terms of accommodating guests."

For the powder room, Tohl also aim for spaciousness design.

"Fitting everything into the relatively small space was a challenge," he added. "For this reason, the vanity cabinet is lower than standard, and cantilevered to minimize its impact. Vessel basins that sit on top of the vanity bring the height back up for guests' convenience – the blue glass also works with the setting."