This is a full-house interior project covering both the formal and family halves of a large private residence. The plan turns on a double-height entrance foyer with twin curved staircases and a centrepiece specimen tree; the formal majlis, salon and dining room open from one side, the family living areas from the other.
The formal rooms are treated as set pieces — symmetrical seating, inlaid floor medallions, and a different chandelier language in each — while the family and bedroom floors soften into upholstered headboard walls, fluted timber and backlit joinery. Stone does the heavy lifting: book-matched slabs are used as artwork rather than surface.
Book-matched Calacatta Viola and black marble, sodalite star inlay, onyx and travertine, set against fluted oak and walnut joinery, bronze and brushed brass metalwork, woven metal panels and navy and emerald velvet upholstery. Floors carry inlaid medallions and scrolled stone detail; display and wardrobe joinery is backlit throughout.
Joinery, wardrobes and upholstered furniture are produced in Arkenstone’s own 10,000 sq. ft. Dubai atelier, with no outsourcing. See inside the atelier.
