Architecture Dialogue

About

Every project kicks off with a chat, not a blueprint. I listen to what you want, what your space is telling us, and even the vibe from the street outside. My job’s not just to fill rooms with stuff - it’s to make sure your place actually fits your life.

How I Think About Interiors

Less is more, always. I don’t mess with things just because I can. I focus on small, precise changes that make a big difference. I’m into natural materials like mahogany, cement floors, and metal - paired with warm, neutral tones. Gallery vibes, but still feels like home.

Love bringing nature inside. Sometimes it’s a wild, leafy balcony, other times it’s just making sure your window actually looks out onto something green. I’m obsessed with light and air - opening things up, using glass, and planning lighting so spaces feel bigger and alive. Did a whole office with zero AC, just natural ventilation. Worked out surprisingly well.

What Spaces I Shape

I design homes that breathe - from minimalist home interiors in compact apartments to open, pet-friendly house design for families and couples. Workspaces get the same real treatment, mixing modern and local elements like Jali screens. Community spots, lobbies, co-working zones - all get tailored to fit the people using them.

The Process

Space planning is where it starts - maybe opening up a kitchen, or carving out a proper dining for big families. I help you pick natural materials that’ll last, sort out furniture (custom or off-the-shelf), and make sure the lighting sets the right mood. The last step is styling - art, soft stuff, all those details.

Your Story in the Space

I like giving old furniture new life, mixing in pieces with history. It’s about weaving your story into the home. When it all comes together, I get that sarsarahat (excited buzz). That’s what it’s all about.