Rooms we have finished, in houses and one showroom. Every piece in them came out of the workshop in Mejdlaya.
Zgharta, North Lebanon — 2025
A family house with one long living room and too much light. We built a 320 cm Oscar for the wall away from the windows, a Muro cut to the full 3.6 m span, and six Vela chairs for a table that was already there. The linen was chosen pale on purpose — the room takes sun from two sides and anything dark would have looked heavy by four in the afternoon.
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Tripoli, North Lebanon — 2025
Ninety square metres, and the living room doubles as the way to the kitchen. Everything here was chosen to keep the floor clear: Velo instead of Oscar, Aria against the short wall, and Alba hung off the wall so the tiles run underneath. The client wanted one dark object in the room, so the Alba carcass went black.
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Faraya, Mount Lebanon — 2024
A house used four months a year, which changes what you build. Covers had to come off and go into a cupboard for the summer, so everything is Terra-style removable where it could be. The Nocturne salon in forest green sits against bare stone, and the green is the only colour in the room that is not grey or wood.
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Mejdlaya, Zgharta — 2024
Our own floor, rebuilt. Arched niches cut into the long wall, black track lighting on a single run, and a Curva placed in the middle of the room rather than against anything. It is the clearest statement we can make about how the pieces are meant to be seen: as objects with space around them, not as a row of options.
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