without the need for doors that
may otherwise look jarring
or break the line of sight. The
mirrored walls also give the
illusion of a bigger space. The
rest of the walls are dressed
in grey textured wallpaper,
providing a contrast to the shiny
sleek mirrors.
Adjacent to the private
elevator entrance is a marble
wall feature. it’s crafted from
a solid slab of silver italian
Portoro marble – spare marble
from the bathroom cladding that
the designer decided to make
use of as a wall feature, instead
of letting it go to waste.
The original kitchen was
refurbished, as its design did
not fit the owners’ theme. Now,
a prominent island counter
with a jet-black marble worktop
anchors the kitchen space.
Bedrooms take on a more
luxurious note. Furnished with
a queen-size bed, the guest
room has a built-in wardrobe
that stores the couple’s winter
wear and luggage. The side
with tinted black glass and
leD lights acts as a showcase
for the wife’s handbags.
As for the l-shaped master
bedroom, it sports a customised
headboard. A bedside table
on “his” side and a functional
hidden dressing table on “her”
side were cleverly incorporated
into the sides of the bed. The
right
A luxurious
retreat awaits
in the master
bathroom,
thanks to its
gorgeous Italian
marble cladding
and a cosy
bay window
area which can
double as a seat.