Real Estate Consulting and Market studies
From a certain perspective, there are many similarities between the Kuwaiti house and the Thai white elephant.
The white elephant is a rare species. Therefore, in the ancient kingdom of Siam (Thailand), it was considered a sacred animal with high religious, moral, and material value. However, the king gifting such an elephant to someone could be the worst thing to … Read the rest
The concept of private bathrooms evolved from private bathing rituals and the decline of public baths, becoming more common in the 19th and 20th centuries with advancements in plumbing technology. The private bathroom became a standard for luxury and comfort.
Master bedrooms in their current concept spread as a result of the economic prosperity experienced by American society … Read the rest
“Let’s have something sweet to lighten up”
This is the mentality of most Kuwaitis after finishing a heavy meal. They think eating sweets (adding more calories) helps burn the calories they just consumed.
A brilliant idea instead of thinking about stopping eating altogether and not consuming beyond their needs and capacity. Or perhaps engaging in activities and sports that burn … Read the rest
Article published in collaboration with “Architecture Wave” magazine
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Your home doesn’t just reflect your personality. It shapes your nervous system. From the color on your walls to the amount of clutter in your hallway, every design choice speaks directly to your brain and body. Some spaces calm you, ground you, and support your well-being. Others can trigger … Read the rest
Perhaps the billionaire’s complaint about high interest rates sums up the whole matter. Monsters devouring each other.
In a report published yesterday by Al-Jarida newspaper, Sawiris complains about the situation and criticizes … Read the rest
It is a strange, long-standing psychological condition that affects shoppers in consumer cooperatives, manifested in an insistence on excessive use of bags—even if it means placing 10 small items in 10 separate bags.
In recent years, the syndrome has spread to cooperative staff, to the point that they insist on a “plastic separation” policy, and if you ask them to … Read the rest
