Dubai is known for being extravagant, glamorous, and having some of the most iconic constructions in the world. Discover a style diversity from exterior and interior projects of this beautiful city and feel inspired by the impressive work of these different companies established in the United Arab Emirates.

The brands chosen have outstanding projects and we are certain they will continue to impress us in the future.

Top 10 Architectural Projects

Top 10 #1 Kristina Zanic | Al Mahara Restaurant, Burj Al, Arab

This restaurant is located in one of the few Seven Stars Hotel in the world, the remarkable Burj Al, Arab. Kristina Zanic created this fantastic luxury environment and the interiors match the exterior singularity of the building.

Top 10 #2 Bishop Design by Paul Bishop | Hilton Garden Inn

Paul Bishop developed an international award-winning interior design and this Hotel Project justifies all the success obtained in the past years. Bishop Design takes part in diversified projects with several recognized companies such as EMAAR, Atlantis, W Hotels, and Jumeirah.

Top 10 #3 One by Omniyat

Omniyat is a real estate development company and was founded by Mahdi Amjad in 2005 with the goal of contributing to the Dubai skyline and we are certain he achieved his goal but it will not stop here. We cannot wait to see what Mahdi and his team have to offer to Dubai in the near future.

Top 10 #4 BW Interiors | Shangri-La Hotel

BW Interiors is an Interior Fit-Out Contractor and recognized as the market leader, they have been able to establish themselves as the top pick when it comes to decorating entire projects, such as residential, hotels, healthcare, commercial areas, and banks & corporate offices. Experience is something that certainly they have.

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Top 10 #5 SAI Luxury Lifestyle | Sea View Villa, Palm Jumeirah

SAI stands for Stay Always Individual and Sai is also the founder name of SAI Luxury Lifestyle, motivated by creating a different approach to luxury, and just like us, Sai is passionate for personalized and inspiring designs. Who would not feel inspired by this interior? Now imagine having an interior dedicated to your style and character. SAI is the one to be approached to fulfill your dreams.

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Top 10 #6 Versay Interiors | Private Villa

This contemporary living room shows what Versay Interiors are capable of, and no style is impossible to them, from classic to modern the end result will always be unique and marvelous. Versay Interiors’ goal is to create memorable living and leisure environments, and are capable of developing residential, commercial, and landscape areas.

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Top 10 #7 Killa Design | Museum of The Future

Killa Design is driven by timeless infrastructures and environmental sustainability. Capable of producing almost anything, they have experience in hospitality, offices, and residential projects. As well as, retail, theatre, museum, urban design, and master planning projects. The museum from the picture above is a perfect illustration of Killa Design’s capabilities and it is almost hard to believe inside such an orthodox building there are 7 floors of exhibition space, 3 podium levels, and a 420 seat auditorium.

Top 10 #8 Mouhajer International Design | Private Apartment, Burj Khalifa

Mouhajer International Design founded by Eng. Maher Mouhajer’s projects have a great cultural diversity but are mainly inspired by classic Arabic and influenced by his own personal style. This might be one of the exclusive apartments in the world, inserted in the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest skyscraper, and Moujaher International Design was able to turn it more desirable with clean lines of modern minimalist interior design.

Top 10 #9 dwp | W Dubai, The Palm

dwp has successfully produced stunning projects around the world, as is the case of Hotel W Dubai, and leaving us curious about what else can they keep bring to the design world. Established in Australia, Asia, and the Middle East dwp can offer a great variety of designs influenced by different cultures.

Top 10 #10 Five Holdings – Five Palm Jumeirah

Five Holdings is driven by five elements: Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Consciousness and we believe their projects are definitely a representation of those elements by feeling a connection between the spirit and material. The hotel consists of 477 rooms and suites, including 352 guest rooms, 85 suite hotels, and 40 hotel apartments, located across 16 floors. Besides that, the hotel demonstrates the outstanding capabilities of Five Holdings.

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Particularly interested in experimentation with various materials and the expressive possibilities of spaces, the founder of the Ecuadorian firm Emilio López Arquitecto has limitless creativity. This house located in a peripheral area of Quito, in the Nayón Valley, proves it.

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Built on land that has a slight unevenness and offers privileged views of a mountain range. The interior areas are spread over ​​80 square meters and complemented by terraces of 40 square meters and an additional 15 square meters of space on the upper floor. Next to the main house, there is an independent module of 20 square meters. Next to the main house, there is an independent module of 20 square meters.

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The social area – which has an open kitchen – occupies the ground floor characterized by its flexibility, since thanks to the opening of a mobile partition, an additional bedroom can be accommodated. The main room is housed on the upper level and opens onto two terraces.

“Two double heights are located on the diagonals of the house, the first integrated to the social area and the second to the staircase,” Emilio López commented.

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This project that stands out for having several angles and focusing on geometry mixes two types of materialities. On the one hand, the walls and reinforced concrete slabs refer to the suburban environment that surrounds the house. “The polished concrete floors, the marks of the formwork seen in the walls and the marks of the reliefs of the slabs create different textures”, described the architect.

On the other hand, the independent structure and the additional part on the upper floor of the main house – which is smaller – are characterized by their steel cladding and wooden framed windows.

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Creating both a contrast and a complementarity, this architectural proposal reflects the avant-garde vision of Emilio López.

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Long Island is a little paradise next to New York City, where several important names in the field of interior design grew up. On this island it is impossible not to be inspired! We have gathered 10 big names in interior design that you will want to know when it’s time to decorate your home.

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TAMARA MAGEL

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Tamara is an award-winning international interior designer based in the Hamptons, known for a modern aesthetic that combines fine finishes that interact with organic elements, handcrafted details, and always a delightful touch of whimsy. Her innate ability to balance the flow of energy with furniture placement is one of her many talents. She has an intuitive design sense that goes beyond what the eye sees. She believes that a person’s home reflects not only their personal preferences, but also their well-being and their attitude towards life, based on the clean, non-toxic materials being used.

JODY SOKOL INTERIORS

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This interior designer’s style is based on “less is more”, where she prefers to let the beauty of the materials shine through. Jody is known for her bold, colorful, and totally original interiors.

“I believe that everyone deserves to have a nice home and when you are surrounded by beautiful things that bring you joy, you live a better and happier life.  I have seen how the completion of a room or home has impacted my clients in the most positive, gratifying way which makes me so happy.”

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KIM RADOVICH INTERIORS

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Kim Radovich is a talented interior designer located on Long Island’s North Shore. Her mission is to restore the integrity of design – and her company, Kim Radovich Interiors, achieves this in every project. Timeless elegance and modern sensibilities, that’s how Kim self-describes her interior design style. Based in the picturesque city of Huntington Bay, the firm has designed a number of commercial and residential projects, all of which embody the firm’s warm, modern, and elegant sensibilities.

EILEEN KATHRYN BOYD

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For bright, bold and colorful interior designs, Long Island’s discerning clientele look to Eileen Kathryn Boyd . With her studio located in Huntington, Eileen Kathryn Boyd has designed interiors for a wide variety of clients on Long Island. The company has even expanded into its own line of custom textiles. While she often finds inspiration in nature, music, museums, and her insatiable wanderlust, she can mostly be found tearing through pages of fashion magazines in search of unusual color combinations and intriguing pattern blends. Inspired by the artist within, Eileen draws on a mix of artistic intuition and formal education, including studies at the Rhode Island School of Design, Parsons School of Design, and the American College in Paris.

KATE SINGER

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Kate Singer is an interior designer with some recognition in the field. Her projects have appeared in several major magazines. Her style is described as serene, sophisticated, accessible, and inviting, and her clients appreciate Kate’s ability to translate their individual taste and lifestyle into comfortable, practical, and truly livable rooms.

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The founder, Steven Gambrel, is known for mastering customized design and enhancing the space’s architectural features. Having created his own design firm in 1996, just three years after his degree, Steven Gambrel is one of the best in his field and his endless dedication has been widely recognized. S.R. Gambrel has two decades of experience which is why it now is an incredibly influential interior design firm that specializes in both residential and commercial commissions, as well as custom products and furnishings.

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S.R. Gambrel’s work has been featured in the some of the best world’s leading publications, including World of Interiors, Architectural Digest, Town and Country, House Beautiful, New York Magazine, the New York Times, and Elle Décor. 

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From an uptown duplex to a rambling country house, or a weekend beach refuge, S.R. Gambrel fulfils its client’s needs to have a timeless, unique, and comfortable home. Steven draws inspiration from vernacular architectural details of the region of each commission. Because of his background in architecture, he also believes in the importance of properly proportioned structures and details.

S.R. Gambrel’s ultra-chic Interiors are a harmonious combination of carefully curated vintage and custom furniture, which allied to works of art and contemporary design pieces create unmatched luxury.

The New York design firm mixes unexpected elements like bold colors and different textures and materials, providing visual interest. Its interior projects are a beautiful homage to layered design in which Victorian times can meet modern style.

S.R. Gambrel is currently working on several large projects in and around New York as well as in other cities such as Chicago, Philadelphia, and London.  The New York design firm is truly international, having created interior projects all around the world. This vast and diverse experience contributed immensely to the company’s versatility and understanding of how the surroundings can influence an interior project.

S.R. Gambrel is one of the best New York design firms and its interior projects the perfect combination of style and function. Its work is an ode to exclusive design and craftsmanship and if you want to know more about S.R. Gambrel, visit its website!

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This kitchen shows how functionality, strong colors, industrial finishes, and mid-century modern lighting designs can come together to create the perfect contemporary kitchen! Step inside this design and be inspired!

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Meg Miller is an award-winning Environmental/Interior Designer based in Denver, Colorado. She fully immerses herself in every project, handling every single detail. According to her, your home or office should reflect your personality, so you can always expect the unexpected from this renowned interior designer!

One of her most special projects is this unique contemporary kitchen design in her own home in Denver. It is a functional design that perfectly blends the mid-century style with modern minimalism.

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Needless to say, the star of this incredible kitchen had to be one of DelightFULL’s lighting designs: the Sinatra Suspension. Its bright red color adds personality and energy to space. 

“My favorite part of the Sinatra light is definitely the bright, cheery, cherry RED! And the mid-century modern vibe. It’s super retro, cool, and current, all at the same time.” said Meg Miller.

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Sinatra is a modern chandelier that was inspired by Frank Sinatra’s song “New York, New York”, and reflects the popular classics from the mid-century period of design. With the possibility of having 1 to 5 moveable arms, this mid-century chandelier is suitable for the most demanding setting, coming in a wide range of colors. 

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There is so much you can do with an open kitchen, with the splash of color found throughout this unique design, from the red suspension light to the customized walls and cabinets, it becomes the perfect space for casual family gatherings. Any design lover would love to have a kitchen design like this one in their home!

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Located in Valencia, the Palacio Vallier is a luxury hospitality project designed by Janfri Ranchal Studio that shows how you can complement the decor of a classic hotel with mid-century lighting designs. Find more about this elegant restaurant project below!

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Janfri Ranchal Studio is a design studio based in Valencia that specializes in architecture and interior design. Their team is driven by the desire of improving their client’s world through exciting and harmonious buildings and spaces that are both functional and enchanting but also sustainable, standing the test of time. One of their most famous luxury hospitality projects is the elegant Palacio Vallier in Valencia!

This restaurant hotel, located in the captivating city of Valencia, is one of the studio’s most famous projects due to its unique combination of classic decor with mid-century modern lighting, which includes some of DelightFULL’s most iconic lighting designs.

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As you enter the Hotel Palacio Vallier, you will find exclusive and luxurious lighting such as the Turner Floor Lamp and Turner Table Lamp from DelightFULL, which gives you a sneak-peak into an astonishing project waiting for you inside. Inspired by Tina Turner’s electrifying and memorable dance moves, these lamps are the perfect choice for a modern lobby entrance.

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In the main dining area of Palacio Vallier, it becomes clear that the direction of this project was a neutral color palette with some bold dark details. The Coltrane Wall Lamp plays an important role in achieving that look with its gold and black contrast that creates a wonderful lighting effect in the room. Together with the custom-built sofas and the sleek chair designs, this restaurant has all the key details for a fun evening.

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As for the common area of Palacio Vallier, this room coveys a more comfortable and relaxing atmosphere that is only possible with the incredible mid-century lighting designs that complement the classic decor and enliven the space. In here, you will see some of DelightFULL’s bestsellers pieces, such as the Brubeck Wall Lamp, Botti Floor Lamp, or the Donna Table Lamp.

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When you step inside this impressive Valencia restaurant, you will enter a time-traveling experience in a design that you won’t be able to find anywhere else! With several mid-century elements that make this classic design a unique project, Palacio Vallier’s dining area has all the glamour and style you need for a memorable evening.

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Just 10 minutes from downtown Zihuatanejo, Mexico, a project is challenging the housing concepts we are familiar with. It is a mansion without walls, called VillaMar, being built on the peninsula of Punta Garrobo.

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Located on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, the building has a vertical distribution. According to the released images of the prototype, the mansion’s room would be on the ground floor, while the living areas would be located on the first floor. The second floor must be dedicated to the garage, with space for at least two cars.

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Fernando Romero is the architect responsible for the design of the VillaMar mansion and explains that the concept is based on a vertical programmatical division. In this play between nature and architecture the horizontal slabs establish their placement, contrasting with the rough context. The collision of rational perforated slabs and the rough slopes of the context, unite the different architectural elements, levels, and programmatic functions of the villa.

The mansion has an area of 1,100 m², but there is still little information available about the project, which makes it all the more mysterious.

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Everything indicates that the mansion will be embedded in a rock on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, allowing the residence to remain isolated from the outside world, even without conventional walls.

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Even before it’s ready, we’re already in love with this mansion. It’s amazing, isn’t it?

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One more day, yet another expensive Kardashians acquisition! Kourtney Kardashian shelled out about $12 million to buy a new mansion at the Madison Club in La Quinta, an exclusive golf club and gated community known for its high-profile clientele. Current Madison Club residents are a who’s-who collection of celebrities and business moguls that include Kris Jenner, Irving Azoff, Cindy Crawford, Nike’s Phil Knight, L.A. Fitness founder Louis Welch, and Apple CEO Tim Cook. Let’s look inside this mansion project, shall we?

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Entryway

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Built on speculation by developer Richard Doan and completed this year, the mansion has a squared-off and squat façade with few windows — probably a good thing, given the blazing Palm Desert sun — and a locked gate that guards a sprawling courtyard with palm trees and a fire pit. There are more palm trees and drought-tolerant plantings in the front yard, along with the deep emerald gleam of artificial turf.

Great Room

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The front door opens directly into the so-called great room, which spans the entire length of the mansion and features mesmerizing northwestern views of the Santa Rosa Mountains through walls of glass. There’s a convenient wet bar with quartz countertops, plus a wine room and kitchen with top-of-the-line finishes and appliances.

Private Office

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The mansion was sold fully furnished, so Kardashian and her current squeeze Travis Barker will enjoy a variety of mostly neutral decor. In addition to comfy-looking armchairs, a private office boasts its own flatscreen TV.

Bedroom

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The bedroom has enough space for a sitting area and head-on views of the mountains. Disappearing walls of glass seamlessly blur the line between indoors and out.

Swimming Pool

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Undoubtedly the property’s pièce de résistance is the enormous backyard swimming pool. Infinity-edged and flanked by three towering palm trees on either side, the watery showpiece points directly at the snowcapped mountain peaks in the distance — like a sort of aquatic middle finger. Naturally, this showstopping amenity is perfect for Kardashian to share her sunbathing photos with 126 million Instagram followers.

And for not-inconsiderable monthly HOA fees of $1,485, Madison Club residents have access to an exclusive array of amenities, including a private clubhouse, five-star dining, and concierge services. There are also “wellness pursuits,” as the community’s official website puts it, with state-of-the-art fitness facilities and spa amenities available to owners.

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Designed by Niemeyer in 1951 as his family home, Das Canoas House is considered one of the most significant examples of modern architecture in Brazil and is well recognized by specialists in art history as a synthesis of modern architecture and authorial self-creation that flourished in Europe and America. Das Canoas House now is open to the public, offering visitors a permanent exhibition on Oscar Niemeyer.

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External Area

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The house is located in Canoas, in Barra de Tijuca, a suburb of Rio de Janeiro. It was built on the slope of a hill overlooking the bay and suggests panoramic images of the same. Historians and art critics define the house as one of the most significant examples of modern architecture.

Project Concept

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Niemeyer said of the concept: “My concern was to design the residence freely and to adapt it to the unevenness of the field without modification, making it into curves, so the vegetation could enter them without separation or departure from the straight line.”

“And I created the living spaces to be in a shadow, to avoid the need for curtains and allow the house to be transparent, as I preferred.”

Niemeyer intended to design his residence in absolute freedom, to shape the environments smoothly and adapt to irregularities in the land: in this way only could he obtain the feel that the vegetation penetrated the residence.

Living Room

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Canoa residence is made up of two plants are located in the lower the private environments, while at the top are the spaces. The interior decoration was designed by Niemeyer himself and his daughter Ana Maria: it gives the atmosphere a warm atmosphere of familiarity, which can be captured in the original curves in all corners of the house.

Ladder to Access the Upper Floor

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Das Canoas House has two floors, with the interior half-buried. This feature gave complete privacy to Niemeyer, who received his guests on the upper floor.

Kitchen

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A sharp curve forms the living room, another the dining room, and another the kitchen. This arrangement makes the spaces seem open and closed in the Das Canoas House architecture project.

Entryway

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The windows of the ambiances are characterized by the outgoing profile and look at the subtropical vegetation. Nature is not separate or artificial, but it is free and suggested in all places of the architecture project, such as in the broad granite outgoing entering the room from the garden, almost emerging from the soil.

Many believe that this residence is the perfect synthesis of everything that the architect had experienced since his participation in Expo New York, in 1939. But, it is more than that, it was the turning point of the professional’s career, which became seek new ways of using concrete and using the external environment as a project-shaping element.

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This church aims to combine “Christian tradition and Chinese local authenticity”.

Built in the coastal city of Luoyuan in eastern China, the church was created to serve the area’s Christian community and be a refuge from the region’s rapid development.

“Decades of industrial development and accelerated urban growth have scarred Luoyuan’s mountain slopes with quarries, sullied idyllic farmlands with factories, and pushed vast residential districts deeper and deeper into its hinterland,” explained Inuce principal Dirk U Moench.

“Built on a remote site in the midst of such desolation, the new church was conceived to offer refuge and comfort from the torments of a changing world and cater specifically to the hopes and wishes of many locals who grew up in the region,” he told.

The church contains a main auditorium along with a youth hall, cafe, tea house, classrooms and offices.

The studio aimed to combine these functions in a structure that was informed by both Christian and Chinese traditions.

“The particular challenge of this project was to integrate the complex and mundane requirements of such a mixed-use building with the dignified presence of a place of worship, whilst retaining a sense of Christian tradition and Chinese local authenticity in this increasingly anonymous environment,” explained Moench.

Each of the building’s functions is arranged around a courtyard with a small chapel at its centre, in a form reminiscent of the ring-shaped regional housing called Tulou.

However, unlike traditional Tulou the ring is broken by an entrance marked by a large cross.

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“The adopted design for the Church of Luoyuan employs its basic organizing principle from the Tulou, featuring open corridors orbiting around a greened community courtyard,” said Moench.

“Rather than emulating the Tulou’s self-enclosed circular shape, however, the church forms an embracing gesture, which presents the outside world with a controlled yet welcoming passage to its inner realm, marked by the symbol of Christian faith – the cross.”

Designed as a “meditative counterpoint” to the courtyard, the main auditorium holds 1,200 people.

It is illuminated by a huge, blue window made from 107,707 individual pieces of stained glass created in reference to historic Christian churches.

“The Christian element is highlighted within the sanctuary space,” said Moench.

“It is enclosed by a facade featuring a total of 1,412 square metres of traditional stained glass, thus embracing an ancient tradition that especially younger generations of Chinese Christians are eager to re-discover and re-interpret within their contemporary context.”

The stained-glass window’s multiple blue panes form an artwork designed by Moench called De Profundis, which is based on Psalm 130 in the bible, which reads: “From the depths, I have cried out to you, O Lord”.

“It evokes in the spectators’ eyes the impression of being submerged to the bottom of the ocean and surrounded by blue waters,” explained Moench.

“The absolute darkness is defeated and dispersed by an aura of divine light coming from the surface, right above the sanctuary,” he continued. “The image shows us that even in the darkest moments of our lives, when we feel despair and isolation from the outside world, we are not deprived of hope.”

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