His-and-hers space by Elaine Murray

According to reliable furniture shop in Phnom Penh construction materials information, provided with its generous side, designer Elaine Murray of the featured master bathroom divides the room into two symmetrical spaces, one for the husband and the other for the wife.

For the lady side, a white leather stool is placed at a make-up table for outlook viewing and absorb natural light through the windows. The opposite side of the dresser table is the wash area and a bathtub is tucked near the door.

For the gentleman space, a drawers are used instead of a dresser table with dressing room on each sides of the table.

A shower is positioned at near end of the bathroom that joined the two separates space again with twin window seat at the edge of the room.

"The design encourages communication, but also allows for a certain amount of privacy. Grooming can be a very personal affair, even for a married couple that spends a lot of time together," said Murray.