At Timeless Interiors, we are dedicated to ​transforming your vision into reality by ​leveraging our expertise to reimagine spaces. ​Our certified Interior Architect and Designer ​excels in both residential and commercial ​projects, including cafes, restaurants, retail ​spaces, and church design.

With an educational and experiential ​background spanning Europe, New Zealand, ​and South Asia, we specialize in Tropical ​Architecture, Green Design, and the ​renovation of historical heritage mansions.

Over the past four years, we've successfully ​ventured into the charming realm of farm-​style - rural design, creating stunning ​kitchens, bathrooms, and laundries. Our ​proficiency is supported by an extensive and ​diverse portfolio, showcasing a wide range of ​technical drawings, high-quality renders, and ​photographs of completed projects!

Living & Dining

Our aim was to achieve a ​contemporary living and dining ​design infused with New Zealand ​rimu wood, featuring stunning ​nature views,local furniture and ​luxurious, extravagant lighting ​fixtures.

Our versatile vision and skills are vividly ​demonstrated in the beauty of contemporary ​industrial style, one of the most prevalent ​styles in both our residential and commercial ​projects.

These two living room designs for a duplex ​villa elegantly highlight our approach and ​expertise

The use of volcanic rock in this project was both ​intriguing and unexpected. We were pleasantly ​surprised by how well it complemented walnut ​wood, resulting in a combination that delighted ​both us and our clients.

Using black slate as a feature on the walls allowed ​us to explore unique natural stone options and ​achieve the cave-like mood we were aiming for!

Guided by our ethos of versatility and a deep ​understanding of art history and historical styles, we ​eagerly embraced the challenge of these two unique ​projects, which were quite different from our previous ​work. We had the pleasure of collaborating with clients ​who are artists, including admirers of Picasso and Cubism. ​Embracing this challenge, we integrated Victorian-style ​elements with an interpreted Picasso/cubist mural, ​resulting in a unique and captivating space.

Who says that historical houses with classical or ​Victorian architectural elements are out of style? ​We believe in the value of these interiors and the ​transformative power of knowledge to revitalize ​them. Here are two of our favorite projects that ​demonstrate how traditional elements can be ​reimagined to meet contemporary standards.

Kitchen & Dining

Our aim was to create two luxurious guest ​kitchens within the same residence, each located ​in distinct areas of the house. We showcased the ​beauty of polished Calacatta Marble and walnut ​wood in these spaces. Since the kitchens are not ​primarily used for daily cooking, we focused more ​on aesthetics than on functional elements as per ​client request!

In the past year, an increasing number of clients ​building luxurious residences have begun using ​sculleries as their main kitchens for daily cooking, ​while reserving the front kitchen for breakfast and ​guest services like coffee and tea. This trend has led ​to a rising demand for designing aesthetically ​pleasing kitchens visible from living areas, alongside ​functional, hidden cooking spaces.Here are two more ​examples of our aesthetically designed kitchens.

The tropical kitchen design(left) aimed to seamlessly ​blend indoor and outdoor spaces, focusing on natural ​wood textures and tones. Functionality was a key ​priority, ensuring the space was both aesthetically ​pleasing and practical

For the kitchen below, we aimed to blend functionality ​with a contemporary aesthetic that brings the outside ​in and the inside out, while emphasizing the stunning ​view of the European mountains.

Bathroom Design

On the left, we've designed a resort-style bathroom ​inspired by Balinese tropical interiors. This space ​features tropical jungle plants, offering a sense of ​tranquility and a connection with nature through the ​floor-to-ceiling sliding windows that can be open ​during the hot season!

Below is a family residence bathroom located in New ​Zealand. We used Ascale porcelain as the primary ​material, complemented by microcement and ​recessed warm lighting to add a touch of elegance

We designed this bathroom with a focus on Oriental ​minimalism that presented a unique challenge.

A deep understanding of the cultural context was essential ​to create a sleek, minimalist, and luxurious space with ​Oriental touches, tailored to our Iraqi client’s preferences.

Bedroom Design

Our goal was to infuse coziness with

a rural farm style from the province ​when creating the color scheme and ​design of this room.

From the furniture to the art and ​decorative objects, the entire

process was fascinating.

We enjoy immersing ourselves in

your project’s story, much like

an actor stepping into a role.

Showcasing two of our classic-style bedrooms, ​which are part of a four-bedroom house.

On the left, a navy blue accent was incorporated as ​part of the home's overall color scheme.

For the bedroom below, a monochrome color ​scheme was chosen to create a sleek, calming ​atmosphere infused with elegance

These two bedrooms, part of the same ​residence, feature reintegrated mid-​century furniture. Given the clients' ​love for grey, we allowed it to take ​center stage, especially in the ​bedroom on the left with its ​achromatic color scheme, highlighted ​through a marmorino feature wall, ​drapes, and polished concrete floor!

Commercial Design

Project 1

We designed this cafe with ​Scandinavian style in mind, ​aiming to infuse it with fluidity ​and softness through shapes ​and lighting fixtures.

Project 2

When designing the café-restaurant for ​Demalis, we envisioned a typical Irish bar so, ​we transposed that idea into a daytime café.

Downstairs, clients have the option to dine ​in or take away, while upstairs, the larger ​space serves as a full restaurant.

This project has become one of our ​favorites in 2024!

Project 3

Drive-thru café interior and exterior design.

This innovative business idea was implemented ​in Alba-Iulia, Romania.

Starting from the concept of a container café, ​we developed it into a sleek Scandinavian ​design for both the interior and exterior.

Project 4

A kiosk café designed to achieve a sweetened ​industrial style infused with gold accents, as per ​the client's request. We handled both the ​exterior and interior design for this project

Project 5

As I post the first two renders of our Afrocentric ​aesthetic restaurant, we're still working on the ​project, which is set to be completed in six weeks. ​We're excited to explore this style for the first time, ​delving into the culture, unique materials, and ​artworks associated with it.

Project 6

One of our first café designs, encompassing ​both exterior and interior elements, began as a ​container concept and evolved into a structure ​built from sandwich panels and metal.

Originally named The Aroma Cafe, it has since ​rebranded as Impresso.

Following their Instagram page and seeing their ​progress over time fills us with nostalgia. We ​truly loved this project!

Project 7

Burger Restaurant and Coffee to Go

A rebranding project for a chain of 16 ​restaurants, starting with this flagship location.

The business concept was elevated from fast ​food takeout to a dine-in experience featuring ​handmade burgers and a chef. Additionally, a ​coffee corner was added, catering to both

dine-in customers and offering a convenient ​takeaway option.

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