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Villa Al-Sarooj

From ZAHI's work: architectural design, interiors and integrated furnishing, all from one team. The images below are from this project itself.

Villa Al-Sarooj, image 1

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The Brief

We start from how you live, not from the façade

Before the first line is drawn we sit with the family: how many of you there are, how you receive your guests, where the sun crosses the plot, and what you want to feel when the door opens.

Those answers set the plan, then the interiors, then the materials, the lighting and the furnishing, held by one team, so the idea is never explained twice and nothing restarts from zero. The photographs on this page record where this project reached.

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The project on video

From the end of a pale sofa with patterned and blue cushions, the living room stretches ahead: a low black rectangular table holding a two-tone vase and a bowl with a chain-link sculpture, two pale armchairs on a grey-and-blue rug, a screen on a black unit at the edge, and at the back a dining table with grey chairs under three slim pendant lights, with sheer curtains falling from a high ceiling crossed by black light tracks.
A sitting room seen whole from its doorway: a cream L-shaped sofa scattered with pale green and white cushions, a round black pedestal table holding a small white vase of green flowers, a white book and a black chain-link sculpture, a grey rug with a striped border on a pale floor, windows on two walls behind floor-to-ceiling sheer curtains, and small black ceiling spotlights.
A bedroom with two single beds under white quilted covers, a black-and-white dotted cushion on each and a wide upholstered headboard running behind both, with black frames and small blue glass vases on the pale bedside unit between them; the camera then moves toward the second bed by the corner window, sheer curtains covering windows on two walls and sunlight falling in stripes across the pale floor.
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