Astrolabe Café, nestled in the vibrant downtown Amman, is housed in the iconic old post office building—a landmark steeped in history. The café’s architecture showcases meticulous renovation with structural enhancements, skillfully blending traditional and modern design elements. Inspired by the charm of stone villages and heritage homes, it features a breathtaking installation of 2,500 suspended stone pieces, elegant stone arches, and bespoke Claustra bricks crafted from custom molds. Branding plays a vital role in the experience, with standout features such as a graffiti wall welcoming visitors at the entrance and the Astrolabe logo elegantly displayed at key locations. Whether for design aficionados, café enthusiasts, or heritage admirers, Astrolabe offers an unforgettable experience.

Located in the vibrant city of Amman, Jordan, this neo-classical villa is a stunning embodiment of architectural finesse by SADDA Design and Build. The design intricately weaves tradition and innovation, utilizing Maan’s locally sourced stone to craft an elegant facade. A symphony of diverse textures is harmonized with modern elements, including sleek Aluminum accents and dynamic roofing tones. This project reflects SADDA’s dedication to creating spaces that transcend time, capturing both the heritage and contemporary spirit of Jordanian architecture.

Redesign Treats and Beans retail shop in Khalda area in Amman. The design focused on creating a new minimal experience using stylish colors and geometry inspired by the Bauhaus Art movement.

Extended roots from the nineteenth century and Jerusalem’s heritage were met in Bab Al-Amud when the first store established under izhiman family based brand. It was a pioneer project in the field of coffee making shop as it was the first shop in Jerusalem then. Our concern is always to be distinguished by choosing the best sources green coffee and using best methods of preparation, and follow up the most recent techniques and technologies.

The Design was meant to evoke a certain luxurious yet modern feel to the venue through the use of rich materials such as Walnut Wood, Calcutta Marble, and Red Copper. As well as featuring modern geometric-like lighting elements that would create a signature piece to the double volumed entrance and further give the thrilling feel of the mix between luxury & modernism.

With Black Rock steakhouse we have put together a new interior concept that focuses on its key product and the experience provided as well as reflect the premium quality that the restaurant serves.

The goal was to provide a qualitative and earthy feel through using OSB Wood and parquet flooring. Parallel to the entrance, is the salad bar a fresh and light appearance which is introduced by a dialogue of wooden tables and iconic bright yellow Tolix A Chairs on one side and a balanced black leathered banquette seating arrangements on the other side. The use of the Zinko Metal touches around the venue gave it an industrial look in a vivid colorful way and was enhanced with the original picture frames and wall writings.

The concept of design evolved around creating the right atmosphere for students to come and enjoy a smoke free environment that directs the customers to come and enjoy a cup of coffee or even provide an encouraging space for education. The materials used implied calmness and coziness as well as a modern feel to the place making it the number one location for students to visit.

The calm colorful interior of gray, black, white made it warm relaxing and homey.The exposed ceiling and brick walls complement each other to provide a certain fun to the place.. Solid white tables used for clearness and ease of use and were decorated with the yellow weave table chairs.Pendant black Dixon lighting elements were used to become the final piece that would give the general mood and feel of the place.

Iconic bright red is what identifies and further marks the exterior from its surrounding. The contrast between the industrial interior and signature exterior provides an exciting experience for the users. Customized wooden stools and solid wood tables were used to embellish the outside as well as porcelain Grey tiles to sooth the setting.

The interior identity asserted the exterior with authentic vintaged porcelain tiles, brick wall, leather benches and tire like decorative lights with the “EAT” sign lit as a major statement identity piece.

Grillmaster is a Sandwich Joint that created a premium sandwich experience in a modern fast food venue. The main materials used were radiant yellow brick and a flashing black logo sign that conquered the elevation. Wooden countertops and white tiling aimed to maintain the focus on creating a light mood so that customers can focus on the delicious colors and looks of the sandwich itself. Industrial pendant lights, hip wallpaper and yellow/black chairs concluded the identity. The identity was derived from the illustration of the master chef hat, burger, sandwich grill and shawarma shape.