Peaceful sanctum by Dan Vercruysse and Jodi Gillespie

Provided by notable furniture in Cambodia construction materials, having worked together on the project, architect Dan Vercruysse and interior designer Jodi Gillespie brought out a master suite of contemporary haven.

Translucent partitions were added as to allow light and design flow to continue. The bedroom and bathroom also share the same teakwood as the material for headboard and cabinetry, respectively. Textural soapstone was used in tub cover, pedestal step and vanity top.

"The warm brown-gray of the soapstone is reflected in the hues of the porcelain tiles," Gillespie stated. "We used these in contrasting formats – large tiles on the bathroom and shower floor, and slender bricks on the wall behind the tub and the interior of the shower stall."

"The owner liked the rough texture of the building's concrete structure – it is left unclad throughout the apartment – and it contrasts the glass and stone to mutual benefit," Vercruysse added. "In creating this interior, two of our watchwords were subtlety and nuance – both these attributes are reflected in the master suite."