Nestled in the heart of Old Town—where winding alleys, flowering terraces and hand-carved latticework whisper of another time—this fifth-floor apartment in Old Town offers a rare union of traditional charm and modernist calm.

Newly renovated and curated with restraint, the interiors are a study in natural light, clean lines, and tactile beauty. A palette of cream, oak and muted stone runs throughout the home, softened by linen drapes, sculptural ceramics and hand-selected furniture pieces in Nordic tones.

The Living Space
The open-plan living and dining area is layered with soft textures and artful restraint. A monolithic kitchen in natural oak and brushed steel anchors the room with sculptural confidence. Arched windows filter morning light across big slabs of tile flooring and custom joinery. A generous terrace opens from the lounge, offering shaded seating framed by mashrabiya patterns and downtown’s evolving skyline.

The Bedrooms
The primary bedroom, wrapped in sandy tones and fine textiles, is styled like a boutique retreat. A floating pendant light, warm timber side tables, and tailored wardrobes evoke quiet luxury. The second bedroom, equally refined, serves perfectly as a guest suite, studio or reading room.

Bathrooms
Two distinct bathrooms—one wrapped in warm limestone, the other framed in dramatic veined marble—offer a tactile, spa-like experience. Minimalist fixtures, ambient lighting, and integrated storage keep the aesthetic both serene and functional.