Private Villa — Interior Design
Project at a Glance
- Scope of Work
- Engineering & Design
- Sector
- Residential
- Country
- Niger
Interior design study for a private villa in Niamey: a holistic material and lighting language for the entrance hall, living room, dining area, kitchen, bedrooms, dressing rooms, and bathrooms.
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Scope of Work
- Interior concept and design
- Entrance hall and vertical circulation
- Living room, lounge, and dining areas
- Kitchen design
- Bedrooms and dressing room
- Bathroom / wet area design
- Material, furniture, and lighting palette
- Visualization for presentation (render)
Interior design study prepared for a private residence in the capital of Niger, Niamey. All living spaces of the villa are connected by a single design language; anthracite and navy surfaces, champagne-gold accents, and black-and-white marble are used together to create a calm yet luxurious atmosphere.
Entrance and circulation
The double-height entrance hall is designed as a welcoming moment with a sculptural lighting element, a marble staircase, and large green plants.
Living areas
The living room, lounge, and dining areas are resolved in separate characters within an open plan; leather seating groups, striped panel walls, linear and ring lighting. The dining area is highlighted with a marble table and velvet chairs.
Kitchen, bedrooms, and wet areas
The kitchen is addressed with shadow-toned cabinets, marble backsplashes, and built-in arrangements. The master bedroom, dressing room, and bathrooms are designed as a cohesive set with large format ceramics, textured wall coverings, and layered lighting.
Technical Details
| City | Niamey |
|---|---|
| Employer type | Private client |
| Building type | Private villa (residential) |
| Type of work | Interior design |
| Main spaces | Entrance hall · living room · dining · kitchen · bedrooms · bathrooms |
| Design language | Anthracite + navy blue, champagne-gold accents, black-white marble |