Designer Hana Hakim of The Stella Collective hopes the food and design at Middle Eastern café Naim will inspire curiosity and help bridge cultural divides.
September 26th, 2018
Naim Architect: The Stella Collective
Lighting
Gubi Cobra Lights
Finishes
Cement tiles, Bespoke Tile and Stone. Concrete render, Bishop Decor. ‘Inax’ tiles, Artedomus.
Fixed & Fitted
‘Icon’ bench mounted tap, Astra Walker. ‘Holy Wafer’ door pulls, Superfront. Custom basin, The Stella Collective and United Products
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