Claudio Modola Design

13/01/2022

20/10/2021

20/04/2020

Work in Progress Image of one of our ongoing architectural projects in Mombasa, Kenya. The client wanted to significantly extend and completely reconfigure his existant home in order to create a property that suited the changing lifestyle needs of himself and his extended family. The challenge is to enable what was previously a typical 1980's maisonette to become a much more family-centric design, complete of all contemporary necessities such as walk-in closets, ensuite bathrooms, stunning kitchen, open plan areas, rooftop entertainment lounge, and external shaded lounging areas.

14/04/2020

Zellige tiling from Mosaic factory being installed by Bulkon Construction on one of our current projects in Kizingo, Mombasa. The studio was appointed for both the detailed architectural and interior design of this Moroccan inspired design therefore, this is the first of many stunning finishes and details to come...

14/02/2020

Work in progress on the concept design of a luxury home in Kenya.

10/02/2020

Work in progress on one of our projects in Kizingo, Mombasa.

07/02/2020

Sourcing a few key ethnic items for a luxury 8-bedroom boutique hotel interior in Kenya. The concept being that each individually designed room in this “home from home hotel” will have items of unique interest and be reminiscent of the home of a well-travelled, sophisticated gentleman or better to say, adventurer. No standard hotel rooms here!

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05/02/2020

In their recent “Jumeira Bay Newsletter” to property owners on the Jumeira Bay island development off the coast of Dubai, Meraas highlights Claudio Modola Design’s achievements in luxury villa design.

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04/02/2020

Exploring Plantation Homes in Mauritius, October 2019. The property seen in the images is Demeure Saint Antoine, built by Edmond de Chazal in 1830 whom Didier Gelle and his wife kindly took us to see. A real jewel of Mauritian heritage.

07/01/2020

Bravo!

Over 100 Australian architecture studios have formed an organisation called Architects Assist, which will provide pro-bono design services to people affected by Australia's bushfire crisis.