Good design is not only what you see. It is how a space makes you feel.
Every project begins with how you want to live, then finds the architecture, materials and light to support it.
Atmosphere
Light, material, and atmosphere.
A room is read through its light. We choose materials for how they hold it: oak that warms, plaster that softens, paper that glows.
Concept drawing
The design process
From concept to reality.
Every project starts as a drawing. We test it in 3D visualization, so you can judge proportion, material and light before anything is built.
Concept drawingPlan, section and proportion
3D visualizationVolumes, furniture and scale
Materials and lightThe space as it will be experienced
Shown here with the arched living room from my portfolio. Photographs of completed spaces will join this sequence as projects are finished.
Materials we return to
Choosing materials is part of the design, not a final step. Hover or tap a sample to read about it.
Soft, mineral and calm. Used for floors, walls and quiet surfaces.
Limestone
Warm, durable and quiet. Used for joinery, cabinetry and floors.
Natural oak
Heavy, softly folded fabric that filters daylight and quiets a room.
Linen
Muted green from living plants, used sparingly for calm.
Olive foliage
Hand-split stone with a rough face, for one wall that anchors a room.
Raw stone
Cream terrazzo with green marble chips, for floors and worktops.
Green terrazzo
Reference photographs of the materials I return to most.
Architecture meets everyday life
Six ways to work together, from the first sketch to the finished room.
Interior Design
Complete interiors for homes: kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and open-plan spaces, designed around how the client lives, with natural materials and warm light.
Architectural Design
New houses, renovations and extensions, housing blocks, site and garden plans, and even a rooftop car park, shaped by proportion, context and everyday use.
Technical Design & Documentation
Plans, sections, elevations and joinery drawings with dimensions and material specifications, prepared for permits and for the people who build.
3D Visualization
Photorealistic interior and exterior renders, post-production, and remaking visualizations for studios, so clients can see the result before it is built.
Bespoke Furniture & Joinery
Custom kitchens, wardrobes, storage walls and integrated furniture, designed together with the room and compared with the built result.
Photography
Architectural and interior photography that captures the character, light, and details of spaces.
How we start a project
From the first message to the finished space, in six clear steps.
01
You write to me
Tell me about your space, its size and what you need.
02
First conversation and offer
We talk about how you live and the style you like, and I send you a design offer.
03
Concept and 3D visualization
You see the design in 3D, so you can judge proportion, material and light before anything is built.
04
Drawings and technical details
Plans, sections, elevations, joinery details and material specifications, ready for execution.
05Optional
Furniture execution offer
If you wish, I prepare a price offer for making the furniture and kitchen, based on the approved design.
06
Technical information and site supervision
I provide all the technical information and supervise the works on site, so everything is built in line with the project.
Every project is different, so I prepare a personal offer after our first conversation.
Each project is its own story. Hover to see its details, select it to open its page.
Exterior design
Exterior projects will be added here. Send me the renders or photographs and they will appear in this section.
Project names are working titles. Images are 3D visualizations unless a project shows finished photographs. Some projects were designed with partner studios, as credited on each project page.
Arch. Yazan Ghajar
About me · A short story
From Aleppo to Bucharest, one line at a time.
I
Where the story begins
I’m originally from Syria.
A few years ago I moved to Bucharest to continue my education. I completed my master’s degree here and began my professional journey in architecture and interior design. Over time, Bucharest has become an important part of both my personal and professional growth.
II
A childhood dream
Graduation day
Becoming an architect has been a dream of mine since secondary school. I’ve always loved drawing, working with lines, mathematics and calculations, and understanding how things are designed and built. Over time, I found a way to bring all of these interests together through architecture.
I’m genuinely happy to have turned that childhood dream into reality, and I’m excited to keep growing and developing my vision as a designer.
III
Warmth, simplicity, natural materials
I’m drawn to Japandi and Scandinavian design for their natural materials, their simplicity and their sense of warmth. These styles create spaces that feel peaceful, comfortable and welcoming. For me, a space should do more than look beautiful; it should make people feel safe, relaxed and connected to their surroundings.
Natural materials bring a unique character and identity to a space. There is something special about their textures and the way they feel, which makes an interior more authentic and gives it a sense of life.
IV
A space that feels like you
I want people to feel that the spaces I design truly reflect who they are.
Not a copy of an idea, and not a trend that doesn’t fit their lifestyle. The real beauty of interior design lies in living in a space where you feel like yourself, surrounded by details that reflect your personality, experiences and soul.
As designers, our role is to discover that identity together with the client: to understand how they live, what they value and what makes them feel at home, and then translate all of that into a space that feels genuinely theirs.
Experience and work
Where the craft was built.
I enjoy combining creativity with technical precision. Understanding both the design side and the execution side of a project is, for me, essential to delivering functional, well-resolved interiors.
≈ 5years in architecture and interior design
≈ 2years in architectural design
≈ 3years in interior design
Education
Architectural Engineering
Studied in my hometown of Aleppo, Syria.
Master’s in Construction Project Management
Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest (UTCB). Graduated in 2024, then chose to stay in Bucharest to develop my professional experience, expand my technical knowledge and grow as a designer.
Career path
From 2022
Silvora Tera
Junior architect
My first professional role. I worked on residential projects and developed my skills in architectural design and technical drawings.
Bucharest
Smart Habitat Studio
Interior designer
Focused on interior design concepts and 3D visualizations.
Bucharest
Proiect Optim Engineering
Architect
Worked on residential projects, further developing my architectural and technical skills.
Today
Kult Homestories
Interior designer · Italian furniture showroom, Bucharest
A premium furniture and interior design setting. My role combines interior design, technical planning, furniture and kitchen design, quotations and pricing, order follow-up, and coordination of installation drawings.
Projects and responsibilities
What I’ve worked on
Residential architecture, interior design, and high-end furniture and kitchen projects: residential buildings and houses, interior design concepts, 3D visualizations and bespoke furniture solutions.
How my role has grown
From architectural design and technical drawings to a more comprehensive interior design role, managing the stages of a project from the first concept to technical planning and implementation.
Today I work on furniture and kitchen layouts, technical drawings and quotations, project costs, order follow-up and installation drawings, so the design vision is translated accurately into the finished space.
An invitation in
Let’s create a space that feels like yours.
Whether you’re planning a new home, rethinking an existing space, or developing a bespoke interior, I’d love to hear about your project.
