Farm House
A grand reception hall for a country estate, glazed on both long sides and opening onto palm gardens. Twin seating groups in ivory face each other across a marble axis; blue onyx coffee tables and teal lamps are the only colour.
Twin seating groups face each other across the marble aisle; onyx blocks and teal lamps carry the colour.
The hall is planned symmetrically around a polished stone aisle that runs from the entrance to a garden loggia. Two identical sectional sofas sit on wool rugs to either side, each centred on a block of blue-veined onyx; further groups continue towards a dining area at the far end.
Walls are divided into cream panels beneath a frieze of marbled paper, with brass mashrabiya screens marking the structural bays and framing the tall glazed doors. A stepped ceiling in white and bronze-grey holds concealed cove lighting and follows the rhythm of the bays below.
The result is a room able to receive many guests at once while remaining calm: one palette, one geometry, and light arriving from both sides all day long.