Designed as an elegant yet grounding retreat, this extension house interior reflects a deep connection to materiality and place. Limestone, glass, and steel form a tactile dialogue between tradition and modernity, echoing the architectural identity of Amman while embracing a refined contemporary aesthetic. The soft, warm tones of locally sourced limestone pay homage to the city’s historical fabric, seamlessly integrating the space into its cultural and geographical context. Glass partitions and mirrored elements create a dynamic interplay of light and reflection, enhancing the sense of openness while maintaining a structured intimacy.

The morphology of the space is tailored to the client’s lifestyle—designed as a sanctuary upon returning to Amman, the interiors balance nostalgia with modern comfort. The sculptural onyx bar and steel accents introduce a refined contrast, adding layers of texture and sophistication. Suspended lighting fixtures, carefully positioned to enhance spatial rhythm, bring warmth and depth, reinforcing a sense of familiarity and belonging.

This interior is not just a physical space but an emotional extension of home—where the elegance of materials, the fluidity of space, and the warmth of Amman converge to create a deeply personal experience