A private practice of
architecture & interior.
To design homes that outlive fashion.
We are not interested in trends. We are interested in rooms that will still feel right in forty years.
Craft, precision, quiet luxury.
Every joinery detail, every stone edge, every brass fitting is drawn by us and specified by us.
The home is a private landscape.
We design for a way of living — light, silence, the ritual of coming home, the ceremony of a table.
Romy Jamous
Romy trained between Beirut and Paris, apprenticing under some of the finest residential architects of her generation before opening the studio in 2011.
Her work has been quietly published in AD, Wallpaper* and Openhouse, but the studio remains resolutely private — most of its projects are never photographed.
“Architecture is not a style. It is the honest arrangement of light, of stone, of the way a family lives.”
Fourteen years, slowly.
Studio founded in Beirut
A single room, three drafting tables, one commission.
First Faqra villa completed
The project that quietly defined the studio's language.
Paris office opens
A second address, a second climate of light.
Wallpaper* Design Award
Recognised for the Gemmayzeh apartment.
Dubai atelier
A workshop for bespoke furniture and joinery.
80+ residences delivered
Across Lebanon, France, the Gulf and beyond.
Twelve architects. One conversation.
Karim Haddad
Léa Moreau
Nour Fakhoury
Elie Sarkis
Five things
we refuse.
The imitation of any material by another.
The photograph as the goal of a project.
More clients than the studio can hold in one conversation.
Detail drawings we did not draw ourselves.
Sites we cannot walk in person.