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Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman, an apartment project by Stones Jordan in Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman

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Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman

Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman

Full Turnkey – Design & Build

A 300 m² 3rd-floor flat with connected roof – full turnkey delivered in 75 days for a client based in Jeddah. One team. One point of contact. Zero site visits.

Project facts

Project type
Apartment
Category
Residential
Location
Al Nakheel, Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman, Jordan
Year
2025
Status
Completed
Scope
Full Turnkey – Design & Build
Area
300 m²
Duration
75 days (2025)
Design language
Oriental Arabic Contemporary with Palestine stone calligraphy and LED art

Design concept

The published design language for this project is Oriental Arabic Contemporary with Palestine stone calligraphy and LED art. The project record below documents the approved scope and defining details without adding unverified claims.

Scope of work

Full Turnkey – Design & Build

The project story

Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman – Full Turnkey from Jeddah The client lives and works in Jeddah. His home is a 3rd floor flat in Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman – with a connected roof. He wanted a full solution: from design to styling to key handover. But there was a twist. A housing company was already handling partial works – some structural, some MEP. The client didn't want to manage two teams. He didn't want to coordinate between the housing company's contractor and a separate designer. He didn't want to fly back and forth to check progress. He wanted one point of contact. One team to take responsibility for everything – including following up with the housing company's contractor. And he wanted the space to feel complete: the flat, the staircase, the roof, the furniture, the art, the lighting. We said yes. — WHAT WE DID — Phase 1: Coordination & Follow-Up We started by reviewing what the housing company's contractor had already done. We identified gaps, quality issues, and missing finishes. Then we followed up with them daily to ensure their partial works were completed correctly before we began our scope. The client didn't make a single phone call. Phase 2: Finishing & Detailing Once the housing company's work was signed off, we moved in. We finished the flat: flooring, painting, ceilings, lighting, kitchen, bathrooms. We used durable, low-maintenance materials because the client isn't in Amman full-time. Phase 3: The Staircase & Roof The staircase connects the flat to the roof. It needed to feel like part of the home – not an afterthought. Staircase wall art – We commissioned authentic stone wall art from Stones Luxury, with Arabic patterns embossed into natural stone. It is the first thing you see when you walk up. Stairs partition with skylight – We added a glass partition at the top of the stairs, with a skylight that floods the staircase with natural light. The glass handrails keep the space open and modern. The staircase logic – Every step was measured for comfort. The lighting is recessed. The handrail is seamless. Phase 4: Furnishing & Styling We furnished the entire flat and roof: • Salon with dining – A cohesive space for entertaining. The dining table seats eight. The salon area is warm and inviting. • Waiting area around the internal stairs – A small, cozy seating area at the bottom of the stairs. Perfect for reading or taking a call. • Living room with feature fireplace – An open fireplace as the focal point. The stone calligraphy on the internal stairs is visible from here – the space feels connected. • Coordinated living – Every fabric, every cushion, every accessory was chosen to work together. • A corner shaded lamp on a marble table – Paired with authentic stone wall art with Arabic patterns. • Mirror detail – Reflects the decorated stairs with glass handrails, making the space feel larger and more thoughtful. Phase 5: The Roof The connected roof was transformed into an outdoor lounge: furniture, lighting, planting, and shade. A place to breathe after a long day. Phase 6: Key Handover We cleaned everything. We tested every light, every switch, every door. We handed the keys to the client on the agreed date. He walked into a finished home. — THE RESULT — The client didn't make a single site visit during construction. He approved everything via WhatsApp and video calls from Jeddah. When he finally arrived, he walked through the flat, ran his hand over the Palestine stone calligraphy, stood in front of the LED art wall, and stepped onto the rooftop. He looked at the city. Then he turned to us. "I didn't think 75 days was possible. I didn't think oriental Arabic design could feel this modern. But Stones Jordan delivered. The stone, the calligraphy, the LED lights, the roof – it is all exactly what I wanted. I just turned the key." The flat is now his home base in Amman. The rooftop is where he watches the sunset. And the calligraphy wall – that is where he brings his guests to show them what home means.

Project challenge

Coordinating with an existing housing company contractor handling partial structural and MEP works, full remote project management for Jeddah-based client, delivering a cohesive flat + roof + staircase + furnishing scope in 75 days, client required single point of contact for all teams

Stones Jordan’s approach

Daily follow-up with housing company contractor to complete and sign off their scope before beginning our works, all approvals via WhatsApp and video calls, phased delivery (coordination → finishing → staircase & roof → furnishing & styling → key handover), Stones Luxury artisan partnership for Palestine stone calligraphy and custom pieces

Materials and defining details

Palestine (Jerusalem) stone calligraphy wall art (Stones Luxury), glass stair partition with skylight, glass handrails, recessed LED stair lighting, marble fireplace surround, LED art wall, durable low-maintenance flooring, custom wooden dresser with LED, weather-resistant rooftop outdoor furniture
Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman in Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman, gallery view 1
Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman in Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman, gallery view 2
Oriental Arabic Flat & Roof – Al Nakheel, Amman in Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman, gallery view 3

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Project Details

Location

Al Nakheel Neighborhood, Amman

Year

2025

Area

300 m²

Duration

75 days (2025)

Type

Apartment

Client Location

Saudi Arabia

"I didn't think 120 days was possible. I didn't think oriental Arabic design could feel this modern. But Stones Jordan delivered. The stone, the calligraphy, the LED lights, the roof – it is all exactly what I wanted. I just turned the key."

— Client, Al Nakheel Flat & Roof – Jeddah-based owner

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Design Style

Oriental Arabic Contemporary with Palestine stone calligraphy and LED art

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