Interiors where the brand becomes the space — cafés, retail and stylized environments, developed from identity through FF&E and working drawings into photoreal imagery.
Hello!
I'm Mostafa Samir, an interior designer and 3D visualizer based in Abu Dhabi. I work on small commercial interiors — cafés, retail and brand environments — alongside private residential projects, developing each one from spatial concept and material story, through FF&E and full working-drawing packages, into photoreal imagery a client can walk through before a wall is built.
Currently Art Director & FF&E Specialist at Ramz Al Attiqan, with earlier work on Brabus Island for Reportage Properties and four years designing exhibition stands — each one built directly out of a brand’s identity and product language. A background in theatre and production design still shapes how I compose a room: colour used as structure, light used as staging, the whole space read as a single frame.
Ramz Al Attiqan — UAE. Design direction, FF&E and finishes specification, 3D visualization and CAD shop drawings for luxury residential and commercial fit-outs.
Reportage Properties — Abu Dhabi. Interior concept and creative direction for Brabus Island; led the visualization team and luxury sales imagery.
Hamza Taha Productions — Cairo. Led interior sets and brand environments for 15+ campaigns (Vodafone, Coca-Cola, Bosch, IKEA); team of 6–10 designers.
Mohamed Attia Productions · Kariem Rashed — Cairo. WE Telecom campaign, Economic Conference 2024, Presidential events, Nivea and Orange campaigns.
Karast Agency — Cairo. Product and equipment visualization for manufacturing documentation and commercial presentation.
BTL House / Adbee — Cairo. Exhibition stand interiors for Lamborghini, Raif Home TEX and others — concept, visualization and on-site execution.
Cairo, Egypt. Criticism and drama, with self-directed study in production design and set decor. 1st place, French Cultural Institute theater design competition.
A specialty coffee shop where the brand lives in the joinery — curved walnut and steel counter, kidney-shaped café tables, a strapped-cushion banquette, and a merch niche treated like a gallery vitrine. Designed from identity to furniture detail.
A maximalist interior concept with a stage heart — a broad timber arch frames a patterned orange staircase as the room's hero, with layered vintage furniture, art and textiles drawing the eye deeper into the house.
A near-monastic bathroom study — raw plaster, a cantilevered stone vanity, and a freestanding tub on a plinth, lit by nothing but a glowing grid of glass block. One material, one light, one gesture.
A maximal bedroom in aubergine, mustard and olive — patterned tile wallpaper, a sculptural leaf chandelier, and lamplight staged like the last warm hour of the day.
Deep aubergine bedding plays against mustard gold, a near-complementary pairing drawn from the same warm register as the patterned wallpaper. Olive enters through the sculptural chandelier as the bridging third, tying plant life and textiles together. Everything rests on walnut and cream, so the saturated trio reads as jewelry — not noise. The overlaid frames trace the geometry underneath: a triangle locking wallpaper, window and bed into one sweep; a diamond pivoting around the chandelier as the room's center of gravity.
A Japandi living and dining room behind a full-height timber slat screen — a red portrait glowing through the grid like a lantern, wine-toned accents against warm wood, styling shot like an editorial.
An open living, dining and kitchen scheme where every hard edge is answered by a curve — bouclé seating, floating sculptural pendants, a fluted travertine island — grounded by a kintsugi-line rug.
A master suite built around stillness — a sculpted blossom relief above a velvet headboard, herringbone oak underfoot, and a dressing room with an island that curves like poured stone.
Ground-floor interior for a private family villa — majlis, formal living, dining and entrance lobby in a warm palette of special-paint plaster, layered wood cladding and marble, delivered with a complete working-drawing package.
A bohemian living room built around an arched staircase — layered textiles, mixed timber tones and collected objects, composed so the room reads as gathered over years rather than specified in one go.
Residential interiors for a large-scale development — repeatable unit schemes worked out so the same language holds across apartment types without reading as a template.
The technical layer behind every interior — full working-drawing packages produced for site: wall finishes, furniture layouts, ceilings, lighting, power and switching, sections and elevations.
