As Leonordo da vinci said:

?Art is never finished, only abandoned.?

I started a project last week in which the client asked me for a modern but at the same time Islamic design. He wanted it to be suitable for a special event taking place at their holy ceremony in Jordan.
My investigation began and I had to run a search on this modern Islamic style. I had to discover what elements to use, which colors are most preferable and what texture is of importance to them in the form of a modern Islamic design.
Going further on I realized I have to also learn a lot about the Islamic culture and their designs. Only this way could I make the right combination for a modern Islamic design.

Islamic Culture Our homes are an extension of ourselves and they reflect our identity. The most important thing is that Muslims want their homes to reflect cleanness, beauty, warmth, and love. Therefore the Islamic architecture has a common history with wonderful ideas, skills and technology from other cultures to reach this goal. They played a significant role in modeling the shapes and styles characteristic of these forms of art.

While Islam is a religion that encourages humility, it does not mean that your home has to be tasteless. It?s similar to the dynamic between confidence and egotism. Confidence is going into a room design resembling your best appearance when egotism in a room is telling everyone how good you are. Likewise, a Muslim hom...