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How much should a home’s surroundings influence its interiors? For Jubail, it’s not simply about bringing nature indoors. It’s about considering the light, the views, and the materials, while leaving room for colour, contrast and pe
Where art sits in a room matters just as much as the work itself. The scale its relationship to the furniture, and even the space left around it can make a difference. #artininteriors
Collectible design doesn’t have to live at a distance. Many pieces were made to be used, touched and experienced as part of everyday life. With time, materials soften, surfaces change and signs of use become part of an object’s story. The
In the work of Omar Al Gurg, familiar objects become an opportunity to explore new possibilities in design. Moving between furniture and objects, his practice considers how materials, proportions and construction come together to give each piece its
Did you know burl can develop when a tree experiences stress, damage, or certain infections? In design, that irregularity is part of its appeal, bringing natural movement and character to a space, especially when paired with contrasting materials.
India Mahdavi has developed a design language where colour and proportion work as one. Her interiors are expressive yet balanced, with colour introduced thoughtfully rather than in excess. Across furniture, hospitality, and residential projects, he
Some materials catch your attention instantly. Others reveal their character over time. Bronze belongs to the latter. Its warmth, depth, and evolving patina give every piece a quiet presence, changing subtly as it ages. Long valued in art, architec
Collectible design is defined by exclusivity, yes, but it goes beyond that. Authorship and intention are key to realising the collectibility of a piece, however, it is also important to understand where it stands within the landscape of design and t