Location: Durrat Al Bahrain, Kingdom of Bahrain

Interior Designer: Horizon Interiors

Developer: Durrat Al Bahrain

Horizon Interiors has crafted a space that exudes tranquillity inspired by the soothing sounds of the Durrat Al Bahrain sea, encapsulating a luxurious and distinctive Gulf lifestyle. Their exceptional living spaces reflect the evolving real estate market in the Kingdom of Bahrain, introducing luxury to a new level with a lavish and comfortable atmosphere for solitude.

The interior blends luxurious materials with hand-crafted bespoke designs for floors, walls, and ceilings, seamlessly integrating open spaces. The result is a warm, inviting atmosphere layered with luxurious yet casual textiles. The colour scheme exudes luxury and comfort, featuring chic shades reminiscent of a sunny garden.

Woodwork tones bring luxury, elegance, and grandeur to new heights, inspired by elite lifestyles associated with high-end resorts and exclusive waterfront properties worldwide. Rich, contrasting materials such as marble, washed wood, high-end fabrics, silk, velvet, and damask create a sophisticated yet fresh palette. The grand living area incorporates intricate elegance in the ceilings and bespoke Zellige tiles, with a sun lounge as the focal point. The garden landscape connecting the pool living area with the main property offers a sumptuous welcome reminiscent of sun-kissed beaches in Durrat, Bahrain.

Horizon Interiors faced the challenge of creating a luxurious real estate project in a newly developed seafront area, incorporating the region’s weather conditions. They prioritised sustainability, using recycled painted woodwork, solar panels, and distilled seawater to create lush green landscapes.

Their ability to manage and complete the project within a record time frame was due to extensive teamwork and cooperation between the lead consultant, interior design consultant, and contractor. Effective leadership achieved harmony in their work, overcoming constraints and limitations typical of commercial real estate projects.