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YINJISPACE use media professional’s unique perspective,try to explore the essence of life behind the design works.

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Arab Emirates

Bone Studio

From its inception in the early months of two thousand eighteen, Achraf Mzily and Natalie Mahakian have built a practice and team coming from complementary frameworks of architecture and interior design. 

Bone Studio’s projects are embodied by eliminating the excess and focusing on essential form — they are dedicated to conceiving spaces that elicit a dialogue through architectural gestures, sensorial earthy materiality, and detailing. 

Bone Studio begin by rejecting all conventional design stereotypes. Freely exploring, yet methodically studying every theoretical and tangible aspect of design. The approach breaks away from the expected and perceived function, as they aim to design novel spaces that can functionally and aesthetically serve different purposes — reinterpreting the way common spaces are defined.

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    Design Works

    • Erth Restaurant

      Erth is an immersive dining experience of Emirati Cuisine located in Qasr Al Hosn.
    • Momaz Cafe

      Bone Studio has completed Momaz, a cafe in Muscat, Oman's capital city, which is based on the khaki color of the desert, echoing the localized nature.
    • Bageri Form Restaurant

      Bone Studio has completed Bageri Form, a restaurant located in Dubai. The design team combines nature with urban features, aiming to provide guests with a casual, no-burden restaurant.
    • Terra Restaurant

      Bone aimed to create a retreat from the buzzing city — Terra is designed to contrast the urban surroundings.
    • La Petite Cafe

      La Petite is situated in Al Ain's Al Tiwayyah neighbourhood and has been a popular food and drink spot amongst locals for several years.
    • Hoff Cafe

      Hoff Cafe completed rejects conventional design stereotypes, exploring instead the functional aspects of horse stables while embodying aesthetics of Brutalist architecture.