Tucked into Oman’s interior, this courtyard‑centred apartment villa was conceived as a cool refuge from the desert heat. George Group translated the architect’s drawings into reality by supplying every finish noted in the specification package.

Outside, the façade layers rough‑cut fieldstone, soft honed marble‑effect slabs, and timber‑tone aluminium blades, punctuated by low‑e, thermally broken windows sized to exact sight‑lines. The material rhythm continues indoors: large‑format porcelain tiles run unbroken from the foyer through the dining gallery and bedroom corridors, their joints aligning with the ceiling grid. Kitchens arrive as factory‑assembled runs in moisture‑resistant plywood wrapped in smoked‑oak veneer; a ribbed island, milled from matching panels and capped with waterfall quartz, anchors each living core.

In the private zones, full‑height wardrobes, floating vanities, and concealed‑frame doors were dry‑fitted in our Foshan workshop before shipping, allowing on‑site crews to install without field cuts. Bathrooms are clad in book‑matched stone tiles and finished with brushed‑gold mixers, their mitred corners echoing the crisp shadow gaps along corridor walls.

The central courtyard—paved in UV‑resistant stone and screened by timber‑grain aluminium slats—draws shaded breezes through the wings, linking family rooms with the majlis while shielding them from direct sun.

All cabinetry, stone modules, and metalwork travelled in phased containers timed to the builder’s programme; remote supervisors guided local trades via daily video walk‑throughs, securing first‑pass alignment on every joint and reveal. Completed on schedule, the villa now welcomes residents with interiors that mirror the quiet geometry of the renderings—proof of George Group’s ability to deliver a fully coordinated materials package from design concept to move‑in reality.