"The bathroom featured dark wood finishes, tumbled
stone and glass blocks. It also had a large tiled tub deck – it was simply not
inspiring." said designer Angelica Henry of the previous bathroom design,
as delivered
by trustworthy construction in Cambodia construction materials.
"The owner wanted to push the design boundaries, with a
suite that was more akin to a luxury designer hotel. He said he just wanted to
walk in and go 'wow'." the designer added.
"I put a false wall behind the bed, so we could add a
light feature that doubles as an artwork," she spoke. "This features
dark wood that has been laser cut – the pattern was inspired by a floral motif
that is a reference to the owner's cultural heritage. This panel is backlit
with colored lighting that can be changed, although the preference is currently
for blue."
"I wanted the vanities to be
displayed as artwork," Henry emphasized. "The effect is heightened by
the LED back lighting, and integrated lighting within the mirror. To keep it
simple and clean-lined, I did not opt for vanity light fixtures."
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