Ninety participants will compete across four design tracks during Ithra Design Week in Dhahran from November 16th to 21st.
Working between Beirut and Los Angeles, Syrian designer Hadil Alkhatib explores how pressure, movement and time shape materials, letting the making process guide her sculptural furniture.
She wanted art school at 18 and her family pushed her into dentistry. Five decades later she left Beirut for Copenhagen, stopped practising, and showed more than 50 hand-built works in Saint-Tropez.
Built by sultans on the ruins of Portuguese and English forts, Dar El Makhzen sets atop Tangier's Kasbah as a museum of Roman, Berber and Moroccan artifacts overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar.
First built in the 14th century, the madrasa stands as a sanctum of detail and artistry in the vibrant heart of Marrakech.
Sakakini Palace’s iconic dome has been illuminated on a trial basis as restoration continues, bringing new attention to the 1897 Cairo landmark and its striking architectural heritage.
As Cairo Design Week returns for its fourth edition, founder Hisham Mahdy reflects on a growing creative ecosystem rooted in Egypt’s heritage, powered by its talent and looking towards the future.
Mayar Nasef covered each of her three side tables in 864 squares cut from one timber, turning half of them so the grain catches the light differently and a checkerboard appears from a single wood.
Sam Shendi trained as a classical figurative sculptor in Egypt, then found his voice in stainless steel and colour after years away from art in the UK.
Granada fell in 1492, taking the last Muslim kingdom in Spain with it, but its arches, tilework and techniques stayed, moving into Christian palaces and Gaudí's Barcelona.
Samak Laban has designed a chair for Brown Nose Coffee, turning its Mr. Mots mascot into a broad, chunky seat with arms for armrests and its silhouette forming the back.
Forget the usual landmarks. These murals, graffiti-covered streets and colourful walls offer a closer look at the history, culture and creative spirit shaping cities across the MENA region.
Lina Ghotmeh has built in Beirut, Normandy, London and Osaka, with each project responding to a different quality of light. She spoke to SceneHome about material, memory and designing with nature.
Through his lens, the Syrian photographer reveals the intricate artistry and harmony of mosque ceilings across the UAE.
The digital hub offers courses, assessments and progress tracking across architecture, heritage, sustainability, technology and design practice.
Parision label TALEL joins forces with Moroccan studio Studio Anouar on the Suspended Carpet Chaise Lounge; an upcycled Marrakech rug meets metal frame piece landing for pre-orders this September.