ZOHA Architecture & Design

04/03/2026

Some places are designed to be seen.
Others are designed to disappear….

Tulips & Ci**rs
Main Bedroom – Boutique Hotel Concept

Concept design by

ZOHA Architecture & Design

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Tulips & Ci**rs is a concept for a discreet boutique hotel imagined in the heart of Dublin.

The main bedroom was designed for guests who live demanding, fast-paced lives and occasionally need a place where everything slows down.

Behind the bed, a monumental wall of softly backlit onyx panels alternates with deep ebony wood, creating a calm architectural rhythm. The warm amber glow of the stone replaces harsh lighting and fills the room with a soft ambient atmosphere.

Dark bespoke furniture, layered textiles and sculptural pendant lighting create a space that feels calm, private and grounded.

This is not luxury designed to impress.
It is luxury designed to disappear.

A room created for silence, rest and clarity of mind.

11/06/2024

21/04/2024

There's a famous story of Pablo Picasso.

He was enjoying a meal at a restaurant when a man interrupted him, handed him a napkin and asked:

“Could you sketch something for me? I’ll pay. Name your price.”

Picasso took the napkin, pulled a charcoal pencil from his pocket and started sketching. Using only a few strokes, he drew a goat that was unmistakably a Picasso. He held it up for the man to see.

The man smiled and reached to take the sketch. But Picasso withheld it.

“That will be $100,000.” Picasso said.

The man was astonished. “$100,000?! You drew that in 30 seconds!”

Picasso crumpled up the napkin and stuffed it in his pocket.

“You're wrong.” he said.

“It's taken me 40 years to do that.”

Know your worth.

14/04/2024

19/03/2024

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"Fuller Building", built in 1902 ✨🗞️

It became one of the symbols of New York. At that time, with its 20 floors, it was the tallest building in the city. It contains 23,690.3 m2. The unusual triangular shape of the building was due to the the location conditions: the triangle-shaped terrain was located at the intersection of the 5th Avenue, Broadway and East 22nd Street.
Architects: Daniel Burnham and Frederick Dinkelberg.
(Photos credit to original owners); collage by SJ

15/03/2024

13/03/2024

Another happy client.
I saw tears in her eyes today.
She wanted to save her old comfy sofas and armchairs….so we gave them second life✨

11/12/2023

Upgrading 200 yo cottage in co. wexford

Never bored, even 2 wks before Xmas 🌲🌟🤡

16/11/2023

Thursday morning ….

12/11/2023

Very successful trip to Warsaw



Warsaw Home & Contract

30/09/2023

Before & After
New upholstery to old and boring furniture set, for a lovely retired couple from Wexford.