Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Opposition to ordinairiness



Provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials, the featured bathroom located inside a condominium clashed with the norm of the usual compartmentalization. This time, the condo’s bathroom was open for the eyes to see.

"The clients wanted a much more open suite with no doors separating rooms," said one of the designers, Scott Gjesdahl. "Consequently, we removed walls and closets to create one large bathroom with a wide opening leading from the bedroom."

"We floated the vanities off the floor to provide a greater floor area, which makes the space seem more generous," added another designer Sandra Gjesdahl.

The bathroom was also designed to have an airy feel as well as a modern-day spa resort retreat. Hence, a well-proportioned and symmetrical design was added which then reinforced by a center stage bathtub placed in front of a double-sized fireplace.

To minimized owner’s budget and pipework, toilet and shower area were kept unchanged.

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