NOX FORM
Stone Residence — sculptural staircase in stone hall

Bespoke ResidenceEmirates Hills, Dubai

StoneResidence

A monolithic stone home for a single family — and the long view.

2026

Project Manifesto

How Stone Residence thinks.

A 2,400 m² residence carved as a single material gesture — solid stone outside, warm material layering within. Built for decades, not seasons.

Architecture

A monolithic stone form punctuated by deep-set windows. Inside, a continuous interior topography — stairs, platforms, and steps in place of doors.

Materials

Solid limestone exterior; honed travertine, smoked oak, bronze, and linen within. No tile, no laminate, no veneer.

Lighting

Daylight engineered through window depths and reveals. After dusk, candle and indirect cove only — never overhead general light.

Tone

Monumental, intimate, slow. A home that does not announce itself.

Light raking across stone — Stone Residence

Stone Residence

A house carved, not assembled

Design Narrative

How the project reads.

Four passages — concept, atmosphere, circulation, sensory language. The way every NOX FORM project is composed.

01Concept

A house carved, not assembled

Stone Residence is conceived as a single material gesture. The exterior is solid stone; the interior is the same stone, honed and warmed.

02Atmosphere

Slow, monumental, intimate

Generous ceiling heights are balanced by deep window reveals — every room feels both vast and held. The house is at its best in low light.

03Circulation

Stairs as architecture

The central staircase is the house's primary architectural gesture — a sculpted stone ribbon that organises every floor.

04Sensory language

Stone, candle, linen

Three materials carry the entire sensory programme. Everything else is restraint — no decorative accessories, no scheduled artwork, no soft-furnish overlay.

Detail Frames

Close, slow, tactile.

Architecture lives in millimetres. These are the moments where the material reads — and where the building begins to feel inhabited.

Honed travertine — book-matched seam

Stone · Seam

Book-matched travertine reads as one continuous surface.

Dark bronze window frame — reveal detail

Bronze · Reveal

Bronze frames sit deep within the stone window reveals.

Wide-plank smoked oak — floor close-up

Oak · Floor

Wide-plank smoked oak warms the stone underfoot.

Materiality

Material language.

A short, honest palette. Every surface is named — and chosen for how it ages, never for how it photographs.

Solid Limestone — material reference
01

Material

Solid Limestone

Load-bearing limestone exterior — solid construction, no veneer cladding.

Honed Travertine — material reference
02

Material

Honed Travertine

Internal floors and walls — book-matched and through-honed for continuity.

Smoked Oak — material reference
03

Material

Smoked Oak

Wide-plank smoked oak floors in private rooms; smoked oak joinery throughout.

Dark Bronze — material reference
04

Material

Dark Bronze

Window frames, hardware, kitchen handles, and the dining chandelier.

Linen & Wool — material reference
05

Material

Linen & Wool

Linen drapery, wool rugs, mohair upholstery — undyed, low-pile, soft underfoot.

Floorplan

The plan, drawn slowly.

A minimal architectural reading of Stone Residence — circulation, rooms, and thresholds resolved as a single quiet diagram.

HallStairKitchenDining

Plan — stair as the architectural gesture

Project Facts

Key metrics

Type
Single-family residence
Area
2,400 m² GFA + 800 m² terrace
Site
1.2 acre plot
Status
Under construction — handover 2026
Timeline
34 months — concept to handover
Scope
Architecture, interiors, landscape, art programme

Immersive Preview

Step inside in 360°.

Walk through Stone Residence as it stands today — every plane, every material, every threshold — in a full spherical view.

Coming soon