Interior design

Interior design for the retail levels of the Prince Sultan mixed-use development in Saudi Arabia. The work covers the shared public interior — circulation, atrium, vertical connections, finishes and lighting.

The intent is a calm, generous shell that lets tenant identities read clearly against it: consistent material, controlled light, and clear orientation through the plan.

A selection of residential interiors developed across different apartments and homes. Each is planned around how the space is actually lived in — daylight, storage, sightlines and the sequence between rooms.

Material and joinery carry the character rather than decoration, kept warm and restrained so the rooms age well.

The new office for Prime Consulting Office — a workplace interior designed for the practice from the inside, by someone who works in it.

Studio layout, meeting and presentation spaces, material samples and model storage are planned as one environment, with daylight and acoustic comfort treated as the first constraints rather than the last.