A Flat & Roof in Shmeisani — 120-Day Handover

A Connected Home Across Two Levels This Shmeisani project brings a flat and roof together as one coherent residential experience. The editorial narrative is organized around continuity: a calm interior language below and an outdoor extension above, connected through repeated materials, clear circulation, and spaces designed for both daily use and gathering. Within the flat, the layout prioritizes comfortable movement, useful storage, and balanced social areas. Neutral finishes and warm lighting create a composed backdrop, allowing furniture, artwork, and family objects to bring personality over time. The roof is treated as an additional living room rather than a leftover surface. Shaded seating, planting, and practical hosting zones extend the home outdoors while responding to Amman's seasonal light. The 120-day handover becomes part of the project's identity: a focused transformation described through coordination, sequencing, and a clear design direction.

Design focus: unite an existing flat and roof terrace within a defined 120-day handover while maintaining a consistent residential identity across indoor and outdoor spaces.

Editorial design response: a shared material palette, clearly zoned social spaces, coordinated lighting, practical storage, and a roof layout conceived as a natural continuation of the home.

Editorial palette: warm timber, light stone, neutral upholstery, durable outdoor paving, integrated planting, metal shading elements, and layered warm lighting.