Diriyah, Saudi Arabia · Hospitality

Six Senses Falcon Nest.

A hospitality destination shaped through interior design leadership, public-area experience and design integration across a complex multidisciplinary team.

Lead designer

Oppenheim Architecture

Client / representative

DAR Engineering / ARC IDC

Role

Interior design leadership · Public areas · Experience integration

Project Experience

Najdi character, translated through hospitality.

The resort is conceived as a contemporary expression of Najdi palatial architecture, with guest accommodation arranged in hilltop clusters overlooking Wadi Safar. Courtyards, earthen tones, layered thresholds and shaded gathering spaces shape a sequence that balances openness to the landscape with privacy and retreat.

Across the interiors and public areas, the design language connects arrival, dining, wellness and communal spaces through restrained materiality and references to local craft, allowing traditional gathering culture and the Six Senses emphasis on wellbeing to read as one coherent guest experience.

Six Senses Falcon Nest aerial daytime view
Six Senses Falcon Nest · Overall destination

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