Nakhla by Nada Debs
Nakhla symbolises resilience, prosperity and a deep connection to the land
A long-standing emblem in Palestinian embroidery, Nakhla symbolises resilience, prosperity and a deep connection to the land. The motif is traditionally rendered in fallahi cross-stitch, a rural embroidery technique passed down through generations of women artisans from the Ramallah region. Reinterpreted by Debs, the piece hand-embroidered by the women of Inaash – a Lebanese non-profit dedicated to preserving traditional Palestinian embroidery and providing economic opportunities for Palestinian refugee women in Lebanon. The design carries a refined gradient of colour that lends a contemporary sensibility. A pink marble top introduces a material contrast, creating a quiet dialogue between past and present. The piece embodies continuity, craftsmanship and the enduring identity of the Palestinian people.
The Latest
Kerem Cengiz, Managing Director, LWK + PARTNERS, Middle East
Kerem Cengiz, Managing Director, LWK+ PARTNERS, Middle East
Samer Charara, Director and Studio Chair of Woods Bagot
Samer Charara, Director and Studio Chair, Woods Bagot
Jason Burnside, Managing Director of GAJ
Jason Burnside, Managing Director, Godwin Austen Johnson (GAJ)
Ignacio Gomez, Global Design Principal at Aedas
Meet Ignacio Gomez, Global Design Principal, Aedas
LEMA ushers in a new design era
LEMA's brand identity evolves with the creative direction of A++ Group
Celebrating the id50
identity celebrated the id50 with IF HUB at their showroom
The Sun’s Grace by Alia Zaghloul
id most wanted for July/August 2026
identity Design Awards 2026 launches
identity is excited to announce its 12th annual identity Design Awards 2026
Crafting Cohesion
Poliform Blends Seamlessly with this Branded Residence
Things to Covet – July/August 2026
Bold, tactile pieces with raw material honesty
Everyday Moments, Elevated
The Cut arrives at IF HUB, offering a new perspective on kitchen design through its focus on materiality, craftsmanship and sensory experiences
Sustainability at its Heart – King Fahad Sports City Stadium
Opened in 1987, the King Fahad Sports City Stadium in Riyadh is undergoing a major renovation designed by Populous to transform it into a state-of-the-art venue for the 2034 FIFA World Cup