Datecrete wins a Seoul Design Award for its cement-free building material made from discarded date pits.
Dubai Design Week returns to d3 for its 12th edition, 3-8 November. Here’s what’s on, from Downtown Design to the Marketplace.
OBJ Expo introduces the Middle East’s first-of-its-kind event for home decor and accessories, spotlighting over 50 brands.
Architect Karima Borhan redesigned Cairo’s Norma restaurant around its Sicilian food, extending the concept across its interiors, branding, menus and uniforms.
Howayda Abouheif's HodHod looks to Egypt's streets for inspiration, repurposing carts, wheels and other everyday objects while keeping the colours, stories and character they carry.
At the heart of Guggenheim Abu Dhabi, we look at how Frank Gehry’s ten monumental cones turn a striking sculptural gesture into a response to the Gulf’s heat and coastal conditions.
A central palace, stepped architecture and six distinct landscapes shape Regent Signature Developments’ new West Cairo project.
From a Beirut bar cart to custom furniture and interiors, Studio Caramel has built its practice around Mid-Century Modern design.
Design Avenue's Moe Ali gave his summer house in Playa four weeks, a crowd of artists, his mother's old stove, and a single house rule.
Cairo Design Week adds three new initiatives exploring craft, mobility and regional design alongside its returning programme.
The winning team will design Egypt’s pavilion around the theme of coexistence and oversee preparations in Venice.
The two-day forum will explore climate-responsive design, Saudi architectural identity, urban planning and regenerative tourism.
As climate challenges intensify, urban designers are reimagining public spaces not just to cool cities down, but to invite people back into them.
Villa Arcadia gives a Jumeirah Islands home a new layout all while preserving its original arches and pitched roofs.
Once used to keep water cool, Egypt’s traditional zir becomes the starting point for Nermin Habib’s latest ceramic work.
While interior designer Ghyda Kanaan relocated to Madrid in 2025, nothing she designs is produced there. Everything still gets made with Lebanese craftsmanship.
