In this interview, Al-Aithan opens up about her creative journey—one driven by play, curiosity and a connection to her roots.

Egyptian designer Omar Chakil unveils ‘Transcendence’ at PAD Paris 2025 with Galerie Gastou, merging heritage with contemporary design.

Through his lens, the Syrian photographer reveals the intricate artistry and harmony of mosque ceilings across the UAE.

Patterns of Cairo sheds light on Alexandrian ceilings, which have adorned Cairo’s architecture since the Fatimid era.

Egypt’s first Ottoman mosque rises with faceted elegance, its minaret a slender beacon in Cairo’s endless skyline.

Built from the spoils of war, El Badi Palace rose in grandeur—only to be stripped bare.

Sasaki’s master plan for Salalah adds 12,000 homes and a wetland park, shaping a sustainable waterfront in Oman.

A Brutalist sanctuary, this spa once represented Morocco’s future. A new renovation may preserve its place in the nation’s past.

A fortress and a sanctuary, Masjid al-Juyushi has become a symbol of Fatimid strategy and architectural refinement.

Park Lamar by British architect Sir David Chipperfield is a new cultural and residential hub in Dubai’s Canal District.

Designed in 1965, Kuwait’s iconic water towers defy utility, standing as symbols of progress and scarcity.

Le Corbusier’s Baghdad Stadium, envisioned in 1955, weathered decades of political shifts before its 1980 completion.