Set on the ridgeline of Katampe Extension in Abuja, this private villa was designed to draw long, layered views toward the city while enveloping its owners in calm interior order. George Group translated the plan set and 3‑D renderings into built reality by supplying every finish illustrated in the documents—from the large‑format marble‑look porcelain slabs that run continuously through the foyer, double‑height living gallery, and dining room to the hand‑veneered kitchen and wardrobe cabinetry dimensioned to the millimetre on the elevation sheets.

Outdoors, UV‑resistant travertine paving defines terraces and balconies, picking up the warm grey palette shown on the exterior perspectives. Inside, concealed‑frame pocket doors glide into wall recesses to unite social spaces for entertaining, while full‑height wall panelling and recessed shadow gaps give the corridors their crisp, gallery‑like calm. Every bathroom is lined with book‑matched stone‑effect tiles and fitted with brushed‑gold mixers exactly as indicated on the reflected ceiling and tile‑setting layouts, allowing natural light to play across identical grout joints and mitres throughout the ensuite sequence.

All stone modules, cabinet runs, and sanitary fixtures left George Group’s Foshan hubs in pre‑assembled lots packed for West‑African humidity, arriving on a phased, just‑in‑time schedule that matched the villa’s construction programme. Guided remotely by our installation supervisors, local trades achieved first‑pass alignment on every joint, reveal, and hardware setting. The residence now greets its owners with interiors that mirror the quiet rhythms of the architectural drawings—proof of George Group’s ability to carry a design vision seamlessly from PDF to lived‑in luxury through a single, coordinated materials package.