Interlace By Fariha

An installation we designed for a wonderful client, with a simple yet challenging brief: to create privacy without making the entrance feel heavy or enclosed, and of course, be a statement. We wanted it to be visually light while still making a striking statement at the entrance of the house. We’re both very happy with how it has turned out, and it’s always rewarding when the final result brings the vision to life. An installation we designed for a wonderful client, with a simple yet challenging brief: to create privacy without making the entrance feel heavy or enclosed, and of course, be a statement. We wanted it to be visually light while still making a striking statement at the entrance of the house. We’re both very happy with how it has turned out, and it’s always rewarding when the final result brings the vision to life. Picture credits @designcode_architects An installation we designed for a wonderful client, with a simple yet challenging brief: to create privacy without making the entrance feel heavy or enclosed, and of course, be a statement. We wanted it to be visually light while still making a striking statement at the entrance of the house. We’re both very happy with how it has turned out, and it’s always rewarding when the final result brings the vision to life. An installation we designed for a wonderful client, with a simple yet challenging brief: to create privacy without making the entrance feel heavy or enclosed, and of course, be a statement. We wanted it to be visually light while still making a striking statement at the entrance of the house. We’re both very happy with how it has turned out, and it’s always rewarding when the final result brings the vision to life. An installation we designed for a wonderful client, with a simple yet challenging brief: to create privacy without making the entrance feel heavy or enclosed, and of course, be a statement. We wanted it to be visually light while still making a striking statement at the entrance of the house. We’re both very happy with how it has turned out, and it’s always rewarding when the final result brings the vision to life. An installation we designed for a wonderfu

Our Chevron Chair finds its perfect companions in the stunning Lapiz Rose occasional table and mosaic rug flooring by @sungshanas — where every detail makes a statement. Discover this and more at @colabcurates curated by @moyena_architect #accenttable #mosaicart #luxuryfurniture #statementfurniture #interiorstyling

An intricate play of weaving, natural materials, and contrasting textures. Natural rattan and the earthy character of travertine by @stoneworldaccessories come together in a collection that celebrates material in its most honest form. Discover the collection and explore the beauty of natural materials, thoughtful details, and timeless design. @colabcurates Curated by @moyena_architect Accessories @stoneworldinsta #tablelamp #rattan #HandmadeDesign #stoneworld #travertine

Taana Bana Interlace conducted a fun, hands-on session at @colabcurates! The session opened with stories of materials, conversations around local craft, the traditions behind them, and the incredible craftsmen who carry these skills forward. Then came the best part: getting hands-on. Loved watching everyone touch, explore, experiment and find their own way of engaging with the materials. Every person experienced it a little differently - and that’s what made it so much fun! 🤍 A little bit of play, a lot of curiosity, and plenty of material magic. #MaterialExploration #LocalCraft #CraftAndDesign #NaturalMaterials #PakistaniCraft #ContemporaryCraft #HandsOnDesign #MadeInPakistan #KarachiCreative #DesignInPakistan #Craftsmanship #MaterialCulture #ColabCurates

Some pieces are designed. Others are composed. Solid oak arranged to create a play of light, shadow, and texture. Designed and crafted by Interlace. #InterlaceByFariha #credenza #sideboard #woodfurniture #furnituredesign