A grand traditional Najdi majlis — wagon-wheel chandeliers, hand-knotted rugs and carved plaster, built for hosting at scale.
A grand reception majlis built to host large gatherings in the traditional Najdi language — wagon-wheel chandeliers, hand-knotted rugs and carved plaster detail, arranged around low seating on every side.
The majlisTwo wagon-wheel chandeliers light seating on every side.
Reception majlisA second seating hall, warmed by twin chandeliers and a deep red rug.
Full lengthThe hall seen end to end, arched windows framing the wall.
Floor seatingLow cushions and lanterns set along the plastered wall.
The mirrorA woven sunburst mirror flanked by brass water jars.
SymmetryThe majlis seen head-on, seating running the full length of both walls.
The living roomA media wall and low tables set for gathering.
By the consoleA second view of the seating around the television wall.
Round tablesLow round tables beneath a wide window.
TextilesCushions in tribal weave, set against a patterned wall.
The screenA carved mirror partition divides the seating.
Powder roomA dark patterned wall behind an arched mirror.
Green marbleA vanity in green marble, lit from below.
The bedroomA pendant-lit bed against timber panelling.