Date: August, 2018 Client: Sarah Mufada Services: Exterior & Interior Design, Contracting & Architecture When our clients briefed us, they asked for a house that felt calm from the street and generous within. Privacy mattered, as did a quiet kind of luxury. That became the brief behind Monolith. We started

Date: March, 2022 Client: Osama Zaharani Services: Exterior & Interior Design, Contracting & Architecture Our clients came to us with a simple wish list: a home that feels open to the garden, private from the street, and effortless for a family that loves to host. We met at the site

When our clients first sat with us, their brief was clear: a modern family home that feels calm, private, and connected to the outdoors. We walked the site together at different times of day and learned two things that shaped every decision. The afternoon sun is unforgiving, and the garden

We began this home with a simple brief from the client: create a place where family and friends gather at dusk and the house itself becomes part of the sunset. “Noor,” Arabic for light, set our direction. We studied the western sky from the site, mapped breezes, and sat with

When our client briefed us, they spoke about balance. Mornings in a bright family home, evenings in a calm retreat. That idea of an equinox became our north star. We shaped two interlocking volumes that meet around a sheltered court so the house can open to light and views while

When our client first met us, they asked for a home that would glow at dusk yet stay private from the street. That became the seed for Emberhall. We explored the idea of a cool stone plinth with a warm, light-washed volume resting above it, so the house reads as