Apartment in Mamsha Al Saadiyat

The images on this page are 3D views of the finishes, made to be approved before the trades arrive. They show what the client approves before any work starts on site: every material, every light fitting and every piece of furniture in its place.

The master suite is a long room facing the sea. Instead of a wall between the bed and the lounge, the design places a freestanding oak partition that carries the TV and turns on a stone base: towards the bed in the evening, towards the sofa in the day. The room keeps its full width and its full window.

Behind the bed, oak panels frame a backlit mural with flowing lines in sand and umber. The upholstered headboard runs the width of the wall and holds four globe pendants at different heights. In the lounge, a curved boucle sofa sits against oak panelling between two tall mirrors, with blue glass wall sculptures above it.

The guest bedroom takes a softer route: wall panels with a washed, cloud-like print above an oak dado, a cluster chandelier of white globes and a cognac leather bench. The dressing corner is lined with fine oak slats and a round mirror on a leather strap.