Since 1999, LW Design Group has developed over three hundred hospitality projects from the ground up. The firm employs a diverse design process – an amalgamation of different ideas, concepts, and approaches.

LW Design Group – Modern Sofas

LW Design Group’s eccentric design process and unparalleled attention to eclectic details are what drives its popularity. At LW, the emphasis lies on the functionality of Interior Design. Our definition of functionality? The way it makes the audience feel.

LW Design Group – Best Sofas

LW Design Group has established a worldwide presence in recent years, with a large number of impressive, award-winning projects coming out of our offices in Dubai, Hong Kong, São Paulo and Denmark. Key to their success is the manner in which their Architects and Interior Designers not only work alongside each other but also partner closely with their clients to fully embrace their vision. The resulting projects deliver an experience that incorporates the best of both disciplines. LW work together to enhance the concept, creating functional, unique features that bring the venue to life.

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1 – Flair No.5

The Ritz-Carlton DIFC is where you’ll find this hotel. In the heart of DIFC, Flair no. 5 is an elegant casual lounge. With a view of Dubai‘s famous city.

This relaxing and stylish venue offers sophisticated enjoyment, with distinctive tropical graphic tiles and built-in plants everywhere creating a serene yet bright design. In this bustling urban sanctuary, raised timber decked pavilions provide private areas where visitors may unwind.

The bar’s monochrome geometric tiles, combined with huge hand-woven macram pendant lighting, make a striking statement and anchor this floral motif.

2 – Asha’s

Asha’s Abu Dhabi will keep the legendary restaurant’s renewed character, drawing inspiration from Bombay Deco. Guests will be stunned by the stunning change of the trademark restaurant, which combines a typical brasserie ambience with subtle aspects of an art deco-infused environment.

Guests will enjoy a warm and friendly environment with curved banquettes, crittled glass screens, and subtle rattan elements. The characteristic hue will be brought back into the design, giving the established brand a new level of refinement.

A dining area with bespoke upholstered sofas and custom dining tables. — LW Design Group

Asha’s will be a gathering place for family and friends to experience all of the classic flavors, aromas, and comforts of Indian food in a fresh and distinctive environment.

3 – Dhofar Beach Resort & Spa

The design is inspired by the colours of frankincense resin and the dramatic landscape of the region, and uses chalky white, pale greys, and whites for the clean lines of contemporary interior architecture. Soft furnishings range from soft silver to rich ambers, all of which are derived from frankincense resin hues.

Private pool villas with outdoor living terraces with beach views, hotel guest rooms, hotel suites, and serviced apartments are all available on the site.

The huge banqueting and various conference room accommodations are complimented by four distinct and separate food and beverage outlets. In a contemporary Omani design, a spacious Hamman let spa with treatment rooms and grooming facilities.

Inspired By The Look

4 – Brasserie Du Park

Brasserie du Park is a restaurant on the beautiful Dubai Creek where you can enjoy traditional French food in a bright, airy, yet refined setting.

The goal was to design a modern French brasserie that was influenced by the colours of the Deauville seafront and offered diners an engaging experience with the cooks. The exhibition kitchen’s primary flooring and counter tops are made of beautifully veined Arabescato marble, with timber dado height panels painted in a hazy grey-blue colour cladding the walls and counter bases. Warmth and texture are added by 3D effect wood tile flooring.

The original 3D feature wall was given a makeover to merge seamlessly with the new idea, and the double height atrium in the heart of the restaurant is enhanced by a big bespoke glass and brass chandelier above a central table, providing a dramatic focal point.