In the creation of the interior design for the Hayat Palace office, we were drawn to the timeless allure of black and gold—a combination with roots dating back to Ancient Egypt, Constantinople, and Ancient Rome. While ancient pharaohs and Roman emperors utilized genuine gold, we employed a judicious blend of paint, wallpaper, decorative tiles, and decorative panels to achieve a similar opulent effect, all while adhering to a budget-conscious approach.

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Our team found inspiration in the echoes of ancient antiquity, reimagining them through a lens of high-tech sophistication and projecting this vision into the interior of an office befitting the distant future.

The key feature of this project is the use of unique decorative plaster. This plaster, with its intricate patterns, subtly mirrors complex technological schematics. Our choice to employ this decorative technique in conjunction with flowing, wave-like door designs deviates from the typical simplicity associated with high-tech style. Instead, these design elements serve to underscore an air of luxury and elegance, infusing the entire space with an aura of opulence.

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In contrast to the high-tech elements, the interior of "Hayat Palace" retains a connection to the natural world through the use of wood. This introduction of natural materials creates a deliberate interplay between natural and artificial elements, further enriching the overall character of the interior.