Selected projects

Architecture, Interior Design

DIFC private residence

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  • Location:

    Dubai, UAE

  • Year:

    2026

  • Size:

    XXX

  • Status:

    In progress

Timeless materiality

Materiality, proportion and restraint define this private residence, where a limited palette of natural stone, timber, and concealed lighting creates an interior that feels calm, immersive and enduring.

Designed as a contemporary home in Dubai, the project explores how architecture can be shaped through material rather than ornament. Rather than treating each room as an individual composition, the interior is unified through a continuous architectural language of textured stone, warm timber, and precisely detailed joinery. Carefully aligned junctions, concealed storage, and integrated lighting allow the materials themselves to become the defining character of the home.

Clarity in form

The planning prioritises clarity and continuity. Living spaces are organised around clean architectural volumes that frame daily life without unnecessary complexity, while private spaces maintain the same sense of order through carefully considered proportions and restrained detailing. Travertine forms monolithic bathroom walls, basins, and floors, creating spaces that feel carved rather than assembled, while warm timber and soft neutral finishes introduce texture and balance throughout the residence. Black fixtures and hardware are used sparingly, providing contrast without competing with the natural materials.