Escape from reality luxury master suite

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Hollywood-style suite by Elements ID Consultants

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It's official master suites are getting larger. Today, they are much more than a place to sleep and prepare for the day. Seating areas, large dressing rooms and glamorous bathrooms ensure a suite is a retreat than can be enjoyed at any time of the day or night.

This suite, designed by Kelvin Gan of Elements ID Consultants, epitomises that sense of escape. It also recalls the glamour of Hollywood in the '30s. A plush upholstered headboard, dove-grey velvet chaise longue and mirrored furniture, including a trunk with a decorative studded trim, elevate the bedroom to the status of a traditional salon.

Gan says the chaise fits against a curved wall that forms a feature in the apartment entry on the other side.

"The curves break up the right angles, helping to soften the look of the interior. Similarly, the warm neutral tones create a relaxing ambience. Much of the design is subtle for example, a small motif on the wallpaper is repeated on the custom carpet, in a much larger design."

Marble, in natural tones, lines the walls and floor of the bathroom, and features on the vanity top and tub surround. A visual link with the bedroom is evident in the mirrored front of the cantilevered vanity.

"Raising the vanity keeps the look light, and makes the room seem larger," says the designer. "It is also a very practical solution for a bathroom it makes it easy to clean."

The marble top is teamed with round Villeroy & Boch vessel-style basins and contemporary tapware.

To provide a pleasant outlook from the bathroom, Gan designed a landscaped courtyard with tall bamboo plants.

"Without the greenery, the view from the bathroom would be of a concrete wall," he says. "The garden draws the eye out and visually softens the wall."

The bathroom also features a large double shower, and a half wall that forms a ledge and conceals the toilet cistern.