A compositional approach where materiality and light define bespoke luxury across the villa’s social core.
A sophisticated exploration of Minimalist Monolithic design, this villa interior contrasts sharp architectural lines with a rich, tactile material palette. The design balances dark, anchoring wood veneer panels with expansive surfaces of cool, veined natural stone flooring and soft, sandy textured plaster walls.
Integrated magnetic track lighting and bespoke furniture with rounded, organic forms are strategically placed to define the social zones—from the grand Guest Majlis to the intimate Family Living space—creating a composition of enduring luxury and serene composure.
The primary challenge in designing the villa’s ground floor was achieving a seamless coexistence between the formal requirements of traditional hospitality (Majlis and Guest Dining) and the desire for intimate, comfortable family living. This required a sensitive and highly technical approach to material application, spatial definition, and light integration, ensuring that the entire floor feels cohesive and luxurious, yet serves distinctly different social functions.
The design achieves cohesion by rigorously applying a consistent palette of veined natural stone, warm wood veneer, and light textured plaster across all zones. This strategic material deployment, combined with a focus on rounded, sculptural furnishings, effectively delineates the formal and casual areas. Finally, the integration of minimalist magnetic track lighting provides flexible, architectural illumination that both highlights key design features and reinforces the sophisticated, unified mood.
Dash Private Villa Project Investor
Dash Private Villa Project Investor
Dash Private Villa Project Investor
