For Roads for Life, a Lebanese non-profit working to reduce road accident fatalities, we created the Life Cabinet as part of their annual charity auction. The piece reimagined the medicine cabinet as a handcrafted object, with marquetry and inlay applied to a form usually defined by utility and urgency. The proceeds from the auction went directly to the organisation's road safety programmes in Lebanon.

We were commissioned by the Ministry of Presidential Affairs of the UAE to lead the renovation of the Arab League Hall in Cairo, one of the Arab world's most symbolically significant diplomatic spaces. The project involved redesigning key interior elements to reflect a contemporary vision of Arab identity, using craft techniques including marquetry, inlay, and hand-carved woodwork. It was an opportunity to bring our design language into a space where politics, history, and culture meet.

Back to Basics was a collection we released in early 2020, revisiting some of our best-known furniture and object designs in a reduced black and white palette. In a year that brought disruption globally and particularly in Lebanon, we felt compelled to strip away colour and decoration and return to the underlying forms that define our work. It was a meditative exercise, a reminder that the strength of a well-made object does not depend on ornamentation.