Design Doha Directory

Bringing together voices working across disciplines, scales, and geographies, reflecting the diversity and depth of contemporary design in the MENASA region today.

Omar Al Gurg

Multidisciplinary Designer | Dubai

Omar Al Gurg

Dubai-born designer Omar Al Gurg, founder of "Modu Method," endeavors to blend creativity, community, and functionality in his work, which has garnered some global acclaim. His pieces aspire to solve practical problems with a thoughtful design ethos.
Bone Studio

Multidisciplinary Designer | Dubai - Morocco

Achraf Mzily - bone.studio

A nomadic studio. Blurring the threshold between form and function. We begin by rejecting all conventional design stereotypes, freely exploring, yet methodically studying every theoretical and tangible aspect of design.
Dina Haddadin

Multidisciplinary Designer | Jordan

Dina Haddadin

Dina Haddadin is a Jordanian architect and a multidisciplinary visual artist whose work fluidly bridges architecture, contemporary art, and urban research. She is the founder and principal architect of Kayn.studio, a hybrid design practice based in Amman, Jordan.
Lameice

Multidisciplinary Designer | Milan - Jerusalem

Lameice Abu Aker

Jerusalemite Palestinian designer Lameice Abu Aker creates at the intersection of emotional resonance and cultural memory, exploring how form, color, and material embody the poetry of domestic rituals.
Talin Hazbar

Multidisciplinary Designer | Sharjah - Syria

Talin Hazbar

Talin Hazbar’s practice focuses on understanding and exploring natural matter, formations, systems and the relationship they form to a larger social, ecological and historical context.
Nahla Tabbaa

Multidisciplinary Designer | Amman

Nahla Tabbaa

Nahla Tabbaa is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice explores tensions between the urban and the organic, the beautiful and the grotesque. She is drawn to materials that have the agency to self organize, adventuring into immateriality, magic and alchemy.

Continuously updated, the Directory documents exceptional design practitioners, offering visibility into their work, processes, and contexts. It serves as a meeting point for designers, buyers, curators, commissioners, institutions, and collaborators, supporting meaningful connections beyond the Biennial moment.

As part of Design Doha’s wider mission, the Directory contributes to building a long-term design ecosystem: one that supports exchange, encourages discovery, and positions regional designers within an international design landscape.