Geometric Surface Design

دم في عروقي – حياة في كل بلاطة

ربيع على البلاط – للهدوء وتعزيز الطاقة

A tribute to light, memory, and inner peace

This design began as a single watercolor tile, created with the intention of digitally replicating it to form a larger mosaic. The original motif — a floral mandala — was carefully painted to allow seamless repetition, revealing layered compositions when arranged side by side.

Born from the adrenaline and adventure of planning a Dakar Rally trip, Crazy Dakar Stars began as a concept for racing car foils. Once the original design was approved, I couldn't resist pushing the boundaries further. What started as a clean, geometric star pattern evolved into something wild—like a perfectly arranged mosaic shattered on...

A calm, structured pattern composed of interlocking octagons and radiant starbursts. The design offers visual rhythm and clarity, making it suitable for use across textiles, tiles, upholstery, and surface applications.

persian flower is inspired by the graceful geometry of Islamic art from Iran. It celebrates the delicate balance between structure and soul. Unlike the sharper, angular motifs found in Moroccan tradition, Iranian patterns often embrace softer curves and floral elements — a visual language that speaks of growth, elegance, and inner peace.

The central eight-pointed star mirrors the constellations above — ancient, precise, and full of meaning. Surrounding patterns echo the geometry of tradition, shaped by centuries of artistry

Royal Red Blue Geometry Elevate an interior with the timeless elegance of Royal Red Blue Geometry — a richly detailed pattern that blends symmetry, bold color, and regal charm. Inspired by classical motifs and geometric precision, this design features deep red and royal blue elements outlined in gold, and can be set set against any background....

This vibrant geometric pattern, titled Alhambra, is inspired by sacred architecture from across the Islamic world. Drawing from the intricate tilework of the Alhambra palace in Spain and the hand-painted ceramics found in Afghan mosques, the design celebrates the timeless beauty of ornamental geometry.