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Saudi Interior designer Nebras Aljoaib designs the latest Four Spa with refined materials and visceral textures, sourced from local architectural history, implemented through a unified color palette. The serene environment is imbued with contemporary finesse and subtle nods to the brand’s identity. This latest Four Spa locale maintains a close connection to the burgeoning King Abdullah Financial District, Riyadh while still offering customers with much needed respite.
Blending past and present, Nebras Aljoaib styles the latest Four Spa with thoughtful detail, layered texture, and practicality in mind. Situated in a mixed-use building at the heart of Riyadh’s rapidly expanding King Abdullah Financial District, the new treatment facility has been outfitted with the subtle juxtaposition of raw and refined materials.
For this project, the designer rendered various surfaces and custom furnishings in carefully selected desert stones, noble woods, and industrial metals—reflective of the local architectural history but also contemporary aesthetics. While deep grain burl wood is used in a custom curvilinear table for manicure services, sleek steel panels play off of exposed concrete columns and a high-gloss lacquer finish wall insert. The striking arrangement of disparate components deftly coalesce around a mute-pink color palette, gently hinting at Four Spa’s brand identity.
- Interiors: Nebras Aljoaib Creative Studio
- Photos: Studio Baya