EMIRATES HILLS VILLA
This private villa interior architecture in Emirates Hills embraces a dark, grounded materiality that contrasts with Dubai’s high-glare desert light. The design strips away decorative overlay to let large structural components do the visual work, relying on monolithic bronze columns, deep timber planes, and expansive glazing to zone a highly communicative family living and dining hall.
The open floor plan is anchored by a massive, floor-to-ceiling structural column clad in matte, brushed bronze, coordinating with an oversized custom-sculpted suspension light assembly of sweeping bronze bands. Deep walnut-veneer wall paneling intersects with textured slate-grey micro-cement slabs, while the furniture layout remains intentionally low-profile to preserve outward sightlines through panoramic floor-to-ceiling glass apertures.
Full Cycle (Concept, Detail Design & Site Supervision)
Brushed Bronze, Dark Walnut Veneer, Slate Micro-Cement, Matte Stone Tiles, Linen