House in Dahiya – Kuwait

The house is organized around a central pool, the true heart of the project, flanked by two vaulted corridors defined by a sequence of mirrored arches. The two routes allow the home to be experienced differently depending on the seasons, light, and time of day.

From the corridors, a single large, light-filled space opens up, hosting the living and dining areas, while the service kitchen appears in the background, framed by a concrete arch. Every opening is conceived as a precise visual composition: one window frames the pool, another the old olive tree, while small courtyards quietly slip between the spaces.

In one courtyard, HARP metal sun loungers are arranged around the pool, while in a second courtyard LAZE armchairs upholstered in orange fabric introduce a warmer, more tactile counterpoint to the surrounding concrete architecture.