Tag: interior
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Dina Haddadin Renovates a 1940s Vila Into an Olive-Hued Showroom
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RGA Transforms an Industrial Warehouse Into a Contemporary Showroom
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Villa C by Yachar Bouhaya Architecte
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Opus By Zaha Hadid Architects Explores the Balance Between Solid and Void
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Azaz Architects Create a Coffee Temple for a Spiritual Drinking Experience
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BAU: A Rooftop Lounge Inspired by Asian Temples
Curves, Arches, Terrazzo and Many More at GIA Restaurant
Kuwait City, Kuwait
GRID2019 GIA’s been popping up in the city, and their new branch in AlHamra Mall has a new look to unveil. A casual go-to eatery, but now with a drinks bar to also satisfy the on-the-goers who sneak out for a quick caffeine or juice boost. To enhance the elements and spaces, GRID played around with Read More
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Open Courtyards in The House in Mishref
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Images D’Orient’s Shop with Arches and Vivid Colors
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Terrazzo Floors and Plush Stairs in Sandra Mansour Showroom
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YLAB Creates a High-End Workplace Environment in Edge Innovation Center
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House of Many Vaults by L.E.FT Architects
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Bisher Tabbaa Completes Renovation for Decoration One Boutique
OCOA, A specialty coffee roaster in Kuwait!
Kuwait City, Kuwait
2019T.Zed ArchitectsEdited by: Sulaf Al Halaseh Even though in Kuwait city coffee shops are famous and known for their special environment, as it is considered as the people’s main station for social gatherings and business meetings. However, OCOA has been known for its unique and uncommon coffee environment. “A different coffee scenario” Contrary to the Read More
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% ARABICA: Nando’s New Minimal Layered Coffee Shop
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EKCONCEPT Architecture Lab designed a minimal working space for their Beirut Office.
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Studio Toggle Encloses Chocolate Boutique Within a Cellular Steel Vault
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Roar applies “Evidence Based Design” process for Edelman’s Office
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The Coffee Lab by Amani Tabaza
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Mondrian Doha, an Iconic Interior by Marcel Wanders
Setraco Offices
Beirut, Lebanon
Nayef Francis Commercial office Completed 2011 The company, dealing with transportation infrastructure permits that the space treatment uses road building elements to distinguish itself by a visual reminder of its primary purpose. The construction elements exceed the simple visual reminder and become essential design elements dividing the space into lanes denoting interior circulation. The H-beam Read More
