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With Villa Al Raqi, we wanted to create a luxurious atmosphere in neo classic theme that would identify the general look of the villa making it a work of art. As we fixed the classic designed chandelier in a modern brass sphere as well as the classic kapitone with a vibrant luxurious white. The generic perforated brass wall that separates between the dinning area from the living space where walnut cladding adds a grand touch to it.

The materials were a mix of calacatta marble, vivid american walnut wood and shades of brass as well as white created a lively, novel atmosphere to the villa as well as an extravagant mood to it. The grey-ish black dinning table is a statement of the lavish, and upscale design we were aiming at. The bedrooms gave a warm atmosphere with the hidden lights behind the bed as well as the light walnut wood and white flooring while keeping the deluxe overall look.

With Villa Al Raqi, we wanted to create a luxurious atmosphere in neo classic theme that would identify the general look of the villa making it a work of art. As we fixed the classic designed chandelier in a modern brass sphere as well as the classic kapitone with a vibrant luxurious white. The generic perforated brass wall that separates between the dinning area from the living space where walnut cladding adds a grand touch to it.

The materials were a mix of calacatta marble, vivid american walnut wood and shades of brass as well as white created a lively, novel atmosphere to the villa as well as an extravagant mood to it. The grey-ish black dinning table is a statement of the lavish, and upscale design we were aiming at. The bedrooms gave a warm atmosphere with the hidden lights behind the bed as well as the light walnut wood and white flooring while keeping the deluxe overall look.

With Villa Al Raqi, we wanted to create a luxurious atmosphere in neo classic theme that would identify the general look of the villa making it a work of art. As we fixed the classic designed chandelier in a modern brass sphere as well as the classic kapitone with a vibrant luxurious white. The generic perforated brass wall that separates between the dinning area from the living space where walnut cladding adds a grand touch to it.

The materials were a mix of calacatta marble, vivid american walnut wood and shades of brass as well as white created a lively, novel atmosphere to the villa as well as an extravagant mood to it. The grey-ish black dinning table is a statement of the lavish, and upscale design we were aiming at. The bedrooms gave a warm atmosphere with the hidden lights behind the bed as well as the light walnut wood and white flooring while keeping the deluxe overall look.

With Samara Villa, the goal was to create an iconic living space with focusing on several main materials such as nero marquina marble, walnut wood and shades of brass that created a luxurious premium identity for the villa and reflected a modern yet upscale interior with industrial touches around the villa.

The blue furniture and signature chandeliers complement the interior and establishes the color palette for it. The fireplace in the living space aims to semi separate it in delicate matter and creates a designated mark for it. Abstract paintings amplify the modish feel and decorate the interior. The villa reflects a coherent character in every corner and creates an identification and selfhood for its owners.

The concept was meant to reveal a certain classic minimal touch with a modern twist. Shades of blue, grey, and gold were implemented throughout the design. The focal focus was in using signature furniture pieces in the two storey villa.

Marble paintings with golden lines decorated the place and gave life and a shrewd bold touch to the interior of the house. Blue classic patterns were used for the cushions derived from the concept classicism in a modern sense providing a complementary touch to the sofa’s chosen design.