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A family with three young children had recently moved to their new home and wanted some help with their boys' sleeping room. The children (aged 2 to 5) wanted a fun room filled with trucks, books and colors. The objective was to carefully translate these elements into a design that was fun both for the children as well as the parents. Furniture was kept neutral to transition with the children as they grow older.

This duplex has magnificent views of the coast in Kuwait and a great distribution but the bathrooms looked very tired for this young couple of professionals. The objective was to aim for a very minimalistic master bathroom where the self-standing bath would be the main piece and a funky kids bathroom that would make the delights of the little ones.

This toddler room was designed under two guidelines: to have a boho-fun vibe and to execute it within a sensitive budget, as is a rented accommodation. The first was achieved with a carefully selected colour palette in walls and fabrics and the latter, through Ikea functional pieces each one with a personal twist.

This apartment was transformed into a calm and stylish place for a family that has Kuwait as a base but travels frequently. Without altering the floor plan, the project focused on getting the basics right (floors and walls), revamping the furniture while introducing the owners requirements: introduce some Arabic touches, use some Chinese artwork and create spaces for their little dogs.

This apartment was completely refurbished for a family with two young kids. As the space is quite compact, the washing machine was placed in the bathroom completely hidden with custom made furniture. The result was a homey, unwinding and functional space that the family is enjoying thorouyly.

A family with a small girl wanted help to transform an outdated bathroom into a fresh and airy space to be used mainly for her daughter but also for the occasional guest, as it was positioned near the living room. The idea was to have something with a soft as well as timeless that could grow with the girl.

An almost fully micro-cemented bathroom that transformed from a very boring (and ugly!) corporate bathroom to an oasis of texture in a corporate building in Hawally.

This apartment is located in a pedestrian neighbourhood in Barcelona, overlooking a tranquil square. Art and lighting played a big role in the design of the space as well as selecting furniture pieces that entice for long entertaining sessions with friends and family. The apartment has a master bedroom with an on-suite bathroom and a walk-in closed and a kids room with a merry oversized mural.

Originally built as a diwaniya in the 80s (Sabah Al Salem block 6), this space was never used as a gathering area but as an additional storage space for the family living in the villa. The current owners wanted to convert the space into a guest home for family and friends visiting Kuwait. The result was a functional, self-contained studio with some striking locally upcycled pieces.

A beautiful and out-of-the-norm playroom that combines subtle elements with punchy colours and blends the concepts of jungle, animals and urban activities for the fun of the little (an not so little) ones. The well-planned storage capacity will ensure all toys are at bay and easy to access by their little ones.

This urban pied-a-terre located in an upscale neighborhood in Barcelona was converted from an office to a fully equipped modern apartment. Placed in the ground floor of a century old building, the eclectic design style coupled exposed original brick walls (previously hidden behind plaster) with a made-to-measure modern kitchen, well-thought tailored cabinets and a sleek bathroom.

The non-pretentious (and fun) interior design in Kuwait.

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