LUXURY FIRST – Royal Plaza Branch As part of a new chapter of renewal, we designed the largest LUXURY FIRST store at Royal Plaza – Doha, creating a refined shopping experience for the modern woman.
The concept embraces simplicity and fluidity in spatial design, with soft tones that highlight the products as the true centerpiece.
To add a touch of natural elegance, travertine marble and iron accents were incorporated into selected display areas, blending luxury with modernity.
Marbella is a fine dining restaurant designed as part of a new hotel development in Benghazi. The project explores Andalusian architectural language to create a distinctive and culturally resonant dining environment.
The design draws inspiration from the spirit of Andalusian cities, with arched forms, warm earthy tones, and intricate geometric details that echo a rich cultural past. The composition of elegant metallic finishes, soft lighting, and curated textures defines an atmosphere of understated luxury and cultural depth, supporting a refined and immersive dining experience.
GAJA Pavilion was designed as part of the brand’s participation in the Libya Gold Exhibition. The project creates a refined and immersive environment that embodies GAJA’s identity and craftsmanship.
The layout follows a clear, thoughtful path, guiding visitors through a display sequence that highlights the jewelry collection with clarity and elegance. A deep, elegant palette led by rich navy tones sets the mood, complemented by gold accents, dark wood finishes, velvet drapery, and marble pedestals that elevate the featured pieces. Every element in the space is curated to express exclusivity, refinement, and the essence of the GAJA brand.
A contemporary design with a local character, featuring soft curves inspired by Mediterranean architecture and the spirit of Islamic design.
The mosque consists of a main prayer hall and an open courtyard, with five prominent windows symbolizing the five daily prayers.
Service functions such as, the imam’s residence, are arranged in a separate mass, connected to the prayer hall by an architectural bridge that ensures privacy and visual harmony.
A mosque that blends spiritual symbolism with architectural functionality to serve the community.
Dar Al-Hilal – A private retreat rooted in Libyan identity. The courtyard layout and spatial zoning balance privacy and connection, while the architecture captures natural light to create a fresh, comfortable, and serene living experience.
YEAR : 2024 LOCATION : Istanbul, Turkey CATEGORY : Interior Design
We have designed a simple and unique booth for the Libyan Islamic Bank during its participation in the 50th Tripoli International Fair. Inspired by the bank’s branding, we incorporated its distinctive lines and colors to effectively utilize the exhibition space, reflecting the bank’s identity while providing a comfortable setting for displays, seating, and small meetings with visitors throughout the event.
The booth features a façade with arches that symbolize Islamic architecture, integrating the bank’s symbols and colors. At the center of the façade, there is a reception area to welcome and inform visitors about the bank and its services, guiding them inside with a seamless flow that reflects the bank’s logo and character. This design aims to offer a unique and comprehensive experience for visitors, making the Libyan Islamic Bank’s booth a standout feature at the fair.
Introducing “The Coworking Space” in Tripoli, a groundbreaking project in the Libyan market, designed to accommodate both small businesses and larger enterprises. Offering a variety of workspaces including private and shared offices, relaxation areas, and large meeting rooms, our design emphasizes efficiency, comfort, and modernity. With eco-friendly materials and meticulous planning, we ensure a productive and sustainable work environment. Explore “The Coworking Space” and experience a new standard in workspace design.