MDes Interior Design School of Design

Fatma Ibrahim

Architect and Interior Designer with professional design experience in high-end private & commercial residential projects of various scales. My work explores the role of domestic interiors in shaping everyday living experiences, with a particular focus on spatial planning and how interiors influence identity, memory, and belonging. Through both practice and research, I developed a strong interest in the living conditions of Arab migrants, where I investigate how domestic environments adapt to cultural transitions and diasporic life.

Contact
fatmaibrahim.0697@gmail.com
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Works
Bayt Al-Ghorba
Wasted Wonders
The Fired Plate

Bayt Al-Ghorba

Housing Unit Within an Apartment Building

Reimagined Standard Living Space

Reimagined Transitional Spaces

Reimagined Standard Bedroom Space

Wasted Wonders

Zone One: The Illusion of Abundance

Zone Two: The Aftermath: Discarded Waste

Zone Three: Giving Waste New Life

Zone Four: Hyperlab: Hands on Interactive experience

The Fired Plate

A Reimagined Arrival Experience

A Reimagined Dining Experience

A Reimagined Culinary Space

A Reimagined Pottery Studio