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Press Kit | no. 2769-01
Press release only in English
One Oak 5A2
Askdeco
Beirut project exemplifies Askdeco’s ability to work outside of the box
With a global portfolio of completed projects including luxurious homes, private yachts and commercial environments, Askdeco, a full-service design firm based in Lebanon, is proud to showcase its One Oak 5A2 residential project in the beating heart of downtown Beirut, a city home to world-renowned fashion designers, art galleries, performing arts venues and trendy bistros and cafés.
“Like all of our projects, One Oak 5A2 was a unique challenge, dictated by the multiple international influences embraced by our client,” says Nisrine Nasr, co-founder and interior designer at Askdeco. “The client adores a world of colours, cultures and textures, so the task at hand was to harmonize all of those influences within a single living space.”
Discerning tastes
The owner, a well-travelled art collector who sells works of art and unique furniture pieces, wanted his new home to reflect that aspect of his life. Drawing inspiration from the colorful places he’s visited, his vision for One Oak 5A2 was a vibrant mix of worldly influences and décors. Working closely with the client on all aspects of design and materials selection, Askdeco was able to find the right mix of traditional Moroccan, Arabesque and Grecian patterns and textures to make the client feel at home.
“Typically, modern internal architecture involves a harmonious use of materials in order to create a sense of being in the same space throughout the house,” explains Nasr. “This particular client, however, wanted to incorporate many different styles of furniture and accessories from different countries, which results in different themes and feels to each room.”
Diversity in design
Askdeco prides itself in offering clients an unlimited range of design styles, enabling the firm to deliver optimal results for projects individually tailored to a client’s classical, contemporary or modern design preferences. After working with the client to adjust tonalities and to devise a strategy for blending the space’s contrasts, Askdeco went to work on converting One Oak 5A2 into the quintessential bachelor pad, highlighted by 400m² of modern, yet eclectic design elements.
“The most important goal is to ensure that the client feels at home in a completed space,” notes Nasr. “Whether modern, eclectic or contemporary, when the details are carefully addressed, the end result will always be nice.”
Seal of approval
Askdeco’s philosophy and approach helped ensure that the final product bears the identity of the client. The beautifully designed space overlooks the Mediterranean Sea on one side, while views of Roman ruins and the downtown Beirut skyline await on the other. Between those breathtaking vistas, One Oak 5A2 is a vibrant and colorful space that oozes with life. Muted white walls and Carrara marble flooring provide the ultimate canvass for allowing each colorful element to stand out on its own artistic merits. From paintings by Joan Miró, T.P.Hardisty and Hussein Madi, to Moroso sofas and Nada Debs cabinets, One Oak 5A2 brings color to life through Mediterranean stylings, avant-garde furniture and even pop culture elements that include a living room jukebox. Mediterranean blues and yellows accent the home’s white open kitchen, which connects to an adjacent dining area and lounge area that serves as a warm mingling space.
One Oak 5A2’s contemporary master bedroom opens out to a terrace overlooking the Sea, with floor-to-ceiling mirrored closet doors behind the room’s Cassini bedding to create the illusion of even greater space. A colorful Cortine Martin painting infuses color into the room’s contemporary décor. A Bisazza tiled shower pattern provides desired continuity between the high-rise unit’s internal and external spaces, as do its balconies, appointed with furnishings designed to mirror the unit’s interior.
One Oak 5A2’s intricate ceiling serves as the pièce de résistance of the unit, with striped wooden panels that house the home’s custom designed lighting, sound system and mechanical controls. The client initially expressed distaste for existing architectural lighting with fixtures thought to be visual distractions and which lack decorative characteristics. Responding to the client’s needs, Askdeco custom-designed One Oak 5A2’s lighting, which includes embedded PSLab spotlights that illuminate the home’s colorful interior décor and bring it to life.
“Some clients are very enthusiastic about learning, while others, like this client, are well informed about the product and the process required to achieve it,” says Nasr. “If you inspire confidence and professionalism, a harmonious relationship with the client and their vision can always be achieved.”
About Askdeco
Over the past 17 years, Askdeco has evolved from a boutique agency into a full-service interior design firm servicing a discerning, international clientele. Pioneers of bespoke design, Askdeco’s reputation for delivering unparalleled results has earned the firm global attention. From luxurious homes, to private yachts and commercial environments, Askdeco is a turnkey design firm that attends to even the smallest of details, including assisting clients in choosing artwork, dinnerware and table accessories. Each project is developed from scratch, ensuring that the final product is personalized for the client and is devoid of any copy/paste techniques.
Askdeco employs 25 professional and experienced designers and administrative executives in its Beirut, Lebanon offices, providing detailing, diverse designs and advanced technology to improve the environments where people live, work, relax and socialize. The firm has completed projects around the globe, including in Paris, London, Geneva, Dubai, Riyad, Miami and Chicago.
Photo credit: Alex Jeffries www.alexjeffriesphotographygroup.com
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-Artwork Duck: Robber Duck by TP Hardisty
-Last Artwork on left : Lebanese Artist Hussein Madi
- Painting Facing: Fotis Gerakis
-Multi layered Bench: Principessa by Moroso
-Wooden Bench: Ripples by Horm
-Goldish Side Table: T-Table by Jaime Hayon- Bosa
- Yellow Stool/Side Table: Stockholm by Ecart Paris
-White Rocking Chair: Voido by Magis
-Right side coffee Table: Low Table 2 by Scholten & Baijings
-curtains Chivasso
-Lighting by Lebanese Lighting designers PSLAB
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 6.1 MB
- Long Low cabinet: WrongWoods By Established & Sons
- Curtains- Chivasso
-Tree Sculpture by Local Lebanese Artist HAWINI
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 7.1 MB
-Coffee Table: Low Table 2 by Scholten & Baijings
- White Rocking chair: Voido by Magis
- Side Table: Platner by Knoll
- Side Table 1: FD401 by Henry Timi
-Side Table 2: Kamen by Studio Macura
-Lighting by Lebanese Lighting designers PSLAB
-Sideboard: Brick 69 by Gervasoni
-White Rocking Chair: Voido by Magis
- TV: Elegance by AD Notam
- Loungers: Showtime by BD Barcelona
-Lounger coffee table: Platner by Knoll
- Table: LY by Henge07
- Chair 1: Tulip by knoll
- Chair2: Jenette Chair by Edra
- Sculpture: Perfecto Red Jacket by Orlinski
-Lighting by Lebanese Lighting designers PSLAB
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 7.8 MB
-Lounger coffee table: Platner by Knoll
- Long Low cabinet: WrongWoods By Established & Sons
- Wall Lighting: by Lebanese Lighting Designer PSLAB
- White Rocking chair: Voido by Magis
- 1m tall Green Kokeshi Doll
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 8.2 MB
- Chair 1: Tulip by knoll
- Chair2: Jenette Chair by Edra
- Loungers: Showtime by BD Barcelona
- Sculpture: Perfecto Red Jacket by Orlinski
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 8 MB
- Loungers: Showtime by BD Barcelona
- Yellow Stool/Side Table: Stockholm by Ecart Paris
- Curtains: Chivasso
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 7.9 MB
- Chair 1: Tulip by knoll
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 6.7 MB
- Chairs: Freshair by Knoll
-Coffee Table: Estrela by A Lot of Brasil
- Moroccan fountain by Askdeco
- Artworks: by local designers HAWINI
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 8.9 MB
- Night table: Classic Bed side Table by Nada Debs
- Wall Light: customized by Lebanese Lighting designer PSLAB
- Outdoor Floor Lamp: Customized by Lebanese Lighting designer PSLAB
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 5.4 MB
- Mirror TV: Elegance by Ad Notam
High-resolution image : 10.5 x 15.75 @ 300dpi ~ 5.6 MB
-Floor Lamp: Customized by Lebanese Lighting Designers PSLAB
High-resolution image : 10.52 x 15.75 @ 300dpi ~ 5.6 MB
-Mosaic Bisazza
High-resolution image : 10.61 x 15.75 @ 300dpi ~ 7.9 MB
- Bed- Diamant by Treca Interiors
- Outdoor Chaise Longue: Tropicalia by Moroso
-White outdoor table by Moroso
- Floor Lamps by Lebanese Lighting Designers PSLAB
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 7.2 MB
- Night Stand: Lane By Minotti
-Bed: Diamant by Treca Interiors
- Wall Light: by local Lebanese Designer PSLAB
- Artwork: Milou by Lebanese local artist HAWINI
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.5 @ 300dpi ~ 5.2 MB
- Seating : Dogon SH by Emmemobili
High-resolution image : 10.51 x 15.75 @ 300dpi ~ 6.8 MB
- Bed: Mex Cube - Cassina
- Night Table: Landa by Alki
- Table Lamp: T2 by Ktribe
- Mirror TV- Heritage by AD Notam
- Painting: Coca Cola in Arabic by Corinne Martin
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.5 @ 300dpi ~ 5.4 MB
- Night Table: Landa by Alki
- Table Lamp: T2 by Ktribe
- Mirror TV- Heritage by AD Notam
- Painting: Coca Cola in Arabic by Corinne Martin
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.51 @ 300dpi ~ 5.7 MB
- Mirror TV- Heritage by AD Notam
-Lighting customized by Local Lebanese Designers PSLAB
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.5 @ 300dpi ~ 6.9 MB
High-resolution image : 10.51 x 15.75 @ 300dpi ~ 7.7 MB
-Lounger coffee table: Platner by Knoll
- Long Low cabinet: WrongWoods By Established & Sons
- Wall Lighting: by Lebanese Lighting Designer PSLAB
- White Rocking chair: Voido by Magis
High-resolution image : 15.75 x 10.5 @ 300dpi ~ 7.1 MB
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