Serene silence by duo Huberman

As successful furniture shop in Cambodia construction materials informed, designed by Stephen and Gail Huberman, the featured bathroom offered a peaceful ambience that similar to those of meditation areas.

"We finished the tray ceiling in silver tea paper, while the surrounding soffit is now in mahogany. The wood's rich tones are picked up again in the related sapele, or ribbon mahogany, on the vanity and the cabinet by the tub."

"The large-format charcoal floor tiles were lightly chipped by the stonemason before being laid. This added a rustic touch to an otherwise sleek floor," spoke Gail Huberman.

"The metal finishes and the round shape of the window are repeated across the room in the custom two-sided vanity mirror suspended on rods from the ceiling," stated Stephen Huberman. "Palms set in large wood pots from Indonesia are tucked into a corner niche, adding to the bathroom's lush, natural ambiance."

"Visually, the room's presence is doubled by the inclusion of a floor-to-ceiling wall mirror at the end of the space," Gail Huberman added.