Harmony 3, Tilal Al Ghaf

We began by considering how the scale of the villa could feel open and impressive without compromising intimacy.

The kitchen, dining and living areas were composed as one continuous social setting. Full-height cabinetry allows the kitchen to read as part of the architecture, while the layered stone island and integrated breakfast counter create a natural transition towards the dining area. Curved seating, custom-shaped rugs and sculptural lighting define each zone without introducing physical divisions.

Throughout the shared spaces, green marble is used as a recurring material signature; appearing through feature panels, furniture details and the translucent powder-room basin. Integrated shelving, concealed lighting and expansive glazing introduce depth, while garden views soften the interior and strengthen its connection to the landscape.

The children’s bedroom was imagined as architecture at a smaller scale. House-shaped wall panels, a bespoke bunk structure, illuminated steps, a slide and climbing wall create a world for sleeping, learning and play. Integrated storage and a dedicated study area ensure the room remains functional as the child grows.

What emerged is not a conventional luxury villa, but a carefully choreographed family home; precise in its architecture, expressive in its details and designed to make everyday life feel considered.