OKHA at Obegi Home | Exclusive Design for Distinguished Interiors
Transform your Dubai residence with sculptural furniture that defines modern refinement
OKHA × Obegi Home | Refined Forms for Discerning Spaces
“Design isn’t decoration—it’s an extension of how we inhabit space,” says Adam Court. Guided by this philosophy, OKHA’s collection balances presence, clarity, and intention.
From the monolithic silhouettes of the Law & Disorder series to the sculptural calm of Repose seating, each piece is crafted to complement expansive interiors, natural light, and bold architectural gestures. These are not just design pieces—they are spatial statements.
Defined by material integrity and meticulous craftsmanship, the collection reflects OKHA’s commitment to timeless design. For interior professionals and collectors seeking bespoke furniture with soul and structure, this collaboration offers pieces that transcend trends—designed to resonate within Dubai’s dynamic design culture. These designer furniture pieces are crafted to evolve with the spaces they inhabit, becoming enduring statements of refined elegance.
OKHA x Adam Court | A Design Symbiosis
OKHA is a design studio exploring the ongoing interplay between material, form, personal expression and philosophy—shaped by the perspective of Adam Court. As Creative Director and Lead Designer, Court translates raw ideas into pieces that quietly command attention, balancing sculptural creativity with everyday function.
His approach is intuitive and measured, finding harmony between structure and flow, restraint and exciting provocation. The result is a body of work that feels both intentional and effortless—designed to emotively resonate rather than boast. Every piece bears OKHA’s distinct identity, closely aligned with Court’s own design language. It’s not about trends—it’s about creating work with clarity, character, and material honesty. Under his direction, OKHA’s furniture doesn’t just occupy a space—it sets the tone for it.
The studio’s ethos is present in every hand-drawn sketch, surface, and finish. Each piece is more than functional—it’s a considered response to the dialogue between design and art, idea and execution.
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