iMaker Group

02/06/2026

A main entrance sets the psychological tone for the entire residence.

We designed this facade using strict symmetry and commanding scale. Tall, fluted stone columns frame a deeply recessed, double-height timber door, creating a monumental threshold.

It is a deliberate architectural gesture that demands a moment of pause, clearly defining the transition from the exterior world into the private.

30/05/2026

Light is as an active material:

When the sun sets, architecture takes on a completely new life; the light interacts with the perforated screens and the textured stone, turning the courtyard into a glowing, cinematic environment.

Soft, hidden LED strips around walkways and under the stairs, subtly define the spaces. They set the mood for intimate after-dinner conversations around the sunken fire-pit.

28/05/2026

Great interior architecture doesn't just enclose space; it connects you to your environment.

For this master suite, we framed full-height glass to create a dedicated indoor cactus garden, seamlessly merging the room with the desert. We then mirrored this organic energy indoors with artisanal textures: woven Rattan lighting, aged ceramic pottery, and a hand-knotted rug.

True luxury isn't about excess; it is about architectural intent and intentional material curation. Every detail has a purpose.

26/05/2026

In this pavilion, we explored the connection between indoors and outdoors.

A deep timber roof and a dense green wall naturally frame the seating area. By letting vines grow over the clean architectural lines, the edges of the space begin to disappear.

It is a careful balance between strict modern shapes and wild, natural growth.

02/05/2026

Space should be shaped, not just divided.

Overlooking the sunken, illuminated fire-pit lounge directly, we designed the upper balconies of this residence not as isolated terraces, but as viewing galleries deeply integrated into the courtyard's ecosystem.

30/04/2026

The Architecture of Entertainment:

We approach outdoor living through the lens of high-end hospitality. This courtyard abandons the traditional domestic patio layout in favour of a private club typology.

By carving a dedicated DJ booth out of a heavy stone block and zoning the space into sunken, fire-lit lounges, the architecture reframes the space as a sophisticated social hub.

28/04/2026

This architectural concept explores the balance between strict symmetry and the natural flow of light.

In Riyadh’s climate, the tall proportions of a building are not just for aesthetics; they are designed to draw the sun deep into the core of the home while keeping the living spaces shaded.

26/04/2026

Choreographing the Arrival

The transition from the public street to the private home should never be instantaneous; it requires a psychological threshold.

To choreograph this arrival, we constructed a deep, slatted pergola guiding the user down a strict linear path. Flanked by sculpturally lit concrete columns, the space uses integrated linear lighting to pull the eye inevitably toward the monumental timber entrance.

It is a deliberate manipulation of space designed to shed the noise of the outside world before the door even opens.

24/04/2026

Architecture as Theatre:

Every room needs a moment of visual gravity.

To draw the eye through this expansive lounge, we carved a deep, arched portal into the far wall.

This focal point creates an illusion of infinite depth, shifting the room's atmosphere from a daytime lounge to a moody, theatrical evening salon.

23/04/2026

The Theory of the Unexpected Red in Interiors -

Some interiors are shaped by balance. Others come alive through contrast. The idea of the “unexpected red” sits between the two. A single, intentional moment of red can shift how a space is seen and experienced.