This family duplex in Sherouk City was designed around warmth and softness — a neutral palette of travertine, boucle, and warm oak that stays consistent from the reception through to more personal, individual spaces like the gaming room and prayer room. Curved furniture and rounded edges soften the architecture throughout, creating a home that feels equally considered whether guests are being welcomed in or the family is settling into its own routine.
Curved boucle seating and a travertine side table sit beneath a framed abstract print, with warm oak paneling and brass sconces carrying the material language through to the entrance beyond.
The kitchen continues the home's neutral material story in stone and warm wood, opening directly onto the main living space where a TV wall and soft seating create a second, more relaxed gathering point.
A quieter, more personal space carved out of the home's footprint — a floating desk and wood-slat wall let this room step away from the neutral palette just slightly, into something more individual.