An integrated residential complex in Hilla, its homes 150 m² each, designed as a comfortable and secure place to live. The houses sit within a balanced urban fabric that respects privacy and ease of movement, with green spaces, open areas and shared services. Shown here: the facade of one home and its complete interior, from living rooms and kitchens to bedrooms and bathrooms, in warm tones with concealed lighting.
Rooms, imagined before they are lived in.
Rooms, imagined
before they are lived in.
Interior designs for homes, shops and offices: light, material and detail, before the work begins.
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A 15 m² temporary medical stand at the Baghdad International Fair, open for three to ten days. It welcomes visitors and offers first medical consultations in a comfortable, safe setting, presenting the directorate’s services with clarity. Deep blue walls and timber, a reception desk carrying the directorate’s emblem, a waiting corner and panels on its health projects, all built to be dismantled and used again.
Interior design for a 150 m² home in the Durrat Lubnan complex in Hilla. The aim is a modern, comfortable home that joins function and beauty, using every space efficiently and bringing materials, colour and light into harmony. Wood-effect panels, stone, MDF, porcelain and paint strike a visual and practical balance in every room.
An 18 m² stand presenting medical products and supplies, in the brand’s green under timber ceiling beams. It introduces and organises the products clearly, brings the company’s identity forward and invites conversation with visitors, with a trusted medical character. Lit shelving and a quiet seating corner around a round table.
Landscape design for the Durrat Lubnan complex park: 937.5 m² of green running between rows of houses. It improves the complex’s outlook, gives residents a place to rest and play, and eases walking with points of interest along the way. Lawns, trees, palms, shrubs, paved paths, water features and planted edges balance the natural and the built.
A 56.7 m² shop selling and displaying surveillance camera systems. A white and green identity gives it a modern, technical character that reflects its trade. Treated and painted MDF, white and green interior paint, and glass.
A bedroom of curved lines and leaf-patterned wallpaper, with a low bed beneath a paper pendant lamp.
A 77 m² shop displaying and selling security cameras and surveillance and protection systems. Visitors see each product, its specifications and its uses clearly, in a layout that makes moving and browsing easy. A modern, technical character of steel, white paint and navy wood-effect panels, with light that brings the products forward and ties the shop to security and technology.
A bedroom in shades of grey, with built-in storage, a desk at the window and linear ceiling light.
A 204 m² shop in Hilla selling smartphones, accessories and electronics. A modern, orderly store that gives customers a comfortable, clear way to shop, shows the products at their best and guides how people move through it. A distinctive identity drawn from technology and modern phones, over two levels with a mezzanine overlooking the reception.
An integrated 37 m² security room for monitoring the site and controlling its security systems. It gives staff a practical, orderly place to work and makes it easy to follow the cameras and every entry and exit. A wall of screens above facing rows of workstations in warm timber.
A formal, practical reception space that reflects the port’s identity and offers a clear, comfortable setting. Curved sofas beneath a suspended chandelier, with calm painted murals and dark wall panels.
Reception hall, open work area, meeting room, head manager’s office and an indoor garden, designed as one headquarters.
Planning and design for a resort of pools, timber pergolas and planted walls, with buildings that open onto the gardens.
Halls in a heritage Baghdadi character, with chandeliers, arches and ornamented timber.
Let’s shape what’s next.