Made with natural soy wax offering biodegradable, eco-friendly and safe-to-breathe product. The candle consists of essential oil extracts from cardamom and saffron that is prepared by Saudi candle-making specialists, to represent the hospitality of AlUla. The candle holder is made of white clay pottery, covered by translucent protection material and wrapped in natural palm leaf woven by Alula artisans with local embroidery techniques and naturally-derived turmeric and cochineal colors.

A versatile piece that adapts to the user’s needs. Qaws can be a seat, a coffee table, or shelves when stacked. The modular design resembles a puzzle, allowing for limitless configurations. It honors the transformative nature of Islamic arches founded in the negative space. Made form reclaimed and locally sourced materials of trees that grew on the streets of Jeddah. Each piece has a unique story. Available in Teak, Beech, Mahogany, and Oak Wood.

A Bench made of the sleeper of the first railway in Saudi Arabia. In 1951, King Abdulaziz Al Saud launched the first rail line to transport crude oil with the help of Aramco. After 70 years, this design came to celebrate the history of the region by reusing the railway wood, preserving its natural effects and cracks left by decades of scorching sun. The designers aim to contribute to sustainability by reuse the wood and create unique products using untreated materials to maintain its original essence.