Interior design student passionate about creating immersive and concept-driven spaces that combine atmosphere, functionality, and emotion. Interested in hospitality and retail design, with a focus on modern aesthetics, material exploration, and experiential storytelling through space.
A curated collection of architectural and interior design projects.
This project is a renovation of an old restaurant that originally featured a heavy, dark atmosphere dominated by brown wood finishes and muted tones. The redesign aimed to transform the space into a brighter and more refined dining experience inspired by Lebanese culture, architecture, and Mediterranean elegance.
The concept balances traditional Lebanese identity with contemporary luxury through soft neutral tones, light green accents, textured finishes, classical arches, and warm ambient lighting. Inspired by the timeless beauty of historic Lebanese interiors and Beirut's refined architectural character, the new design creates a sophisticated and welcoming atmosphere while preserving the soul of the original restaurant in a modern way.
The Dome Concept is a contemporary multi-functional space designed to create an interactive and engaging visitor experience through workshops, exhibitions, and community activities. The project combines modern architecture with flexible public spaces to encourage creativity, learning, and social interaction.
The building includes exhibition areas, workshop huts, storage spaces, and a central event zone featuring a stage-like space with a fountain that transforms for different activities and gatherings. The workshops focus on hands-on experiences such as pottery making, glass painting, ceramic painting, and planting activities within the glasshouse.
The dome structure is constructed using an aluminum T-piece framing system, where bolted connections form the primary structural grid supporting the glass panels. Solar glass is applied across the surface to reduce glare and contribute to on-site energy generation, improving the building's overall sustainability.
Through material optimization studies, an 800 mm edge length was identified as the most efficient module, minimizing glass waste during fabrication and cutting. This approach ensures both constructability and material efficiency while maintaining the geometric clarity of the dome form.
The project is based on creating a "journey of discovery", where users move through the space and gradually explore information about the university. The pavilion functions as an introductory and interactive space for visitors and new students. It includes an exhibition area presenting university information, a café for social interaction, and flexible spaces for events and gatherings.
The design uses natural ventilation, where cool air enters from lower openings and warm air rises and exits through higher points, enhanced by the sloped roof. This improves comfort and reduces the need for mechanical cooling, integrating sustainability with a solar panel roof system.
The project is inspired by the traditional Damascene house, creating the feeling of entering a large open courtyard home. The design translates the words of Nizar Qabbani, who described his house as "a bottle of perfume," into a sensory garden defined by atmosphere and fragrance.
The layout follows a strong symmetrical composition with a clear central axis. This structure organizes movement, creates balance, and reflects the inward-focused nature of traditional Damascene courtyards.
This Dark Academia-inspired café expresses a sense of focus and seriousness by merging classic elegance with a cozy, intellectual atmosphere. Using rich colors and natural materials, the design creates a refined space ideal for quiet work, reading, thoughtful gatherings, and business meetings.
Partition walls provide privacy between seating areas while maintaining smooth circulation. The barista station serves as a visual and functional focal point, complemented by a large integrated library that expresses the Academy of Style. The space accommodates all ages, offering a calm and inspiring environment that encourages productivity and reflection.
The Red Secret is a concept inspired by mystery, luxury, and Parisian elegance. The design creates an exclusive and theatrical atmosphere where spaces are discovered gradually rather than revealed all at once. Inspired by the idea of a hidden Parisian secret, the project evokes glamour, curiosity, and sophistication, transforming shoes from simple products into symbols of allure and exclusivity.
These lighting techniques worked in unison to craft an exhibition space that seamlessly blended artificial and natural lighting effects. The careful selection and placement of lighting elements not only enhanced the visual appeal of the artworks but also contributed to the overall ambiance, ensuring that visitors experienced the exhibition in the most engaging way possible.
By combining these thoughtful lighting techniques, the overall design achieved a harmonious balance between aesthetics and practicality. The strategic use of layered lighting, combined with architectural elements such as the dropped ceiling, enhanced spatial definition while contributing to the house's unique character. We can observe how sunlight enters through the windows and is reflected and diffused using specific design strategies to harness it effectively while avoiding direct exposure and glare.
The design concept of this residential villa is based on a clear separation between public and private spaces to ensure maximum privacy and comfort for the residents. The private areas, such as bedrooms and family zones, are completely isolated from the public spaces like the living room and guest reception. A distinctive 45-degree angle was integrated into the design to create dynamic spatial relationships and add a unique architectural character.
The project is the design of a bench intended to be placed in the university courtyard. The design features a metal frame with side mesh panels, along with a seating base made of wooden planks or similar materials, combining durability with modern aesthetics.
This project comprises a comprehensive set of shop drawings for a Hotel Suite. It showcases detailed technical drafting capabilities, including dimension plans, general layouts, flooring, ceiling, and MEP coordination. Furthermore, the drawings cover intricate details for walls, doors, and custom furniture pieces, demonstrating a deep understanding of construction methods and interior detailing.
The design concept is inspired by the idea of the "Apple Core", representing the heart of the Apple ecosystem where all devices, technology, and user experiences are interconnected through one intelligent central system. The central circular core acts as the main experiential hub of the store, symbolizing innovation and connectivity.
The design creates an immersive flagship retail experience that transforms the store from a simple product display space into a futuristic environment where technology, interaction, and brand identity merge into one unified ecosystem.
Available for freelance opportunities and collaborations.