You can contact the SMD Decoration team via smddecoration.com/contact or by phone at +90553904212. The process starts with a free consultation to define your vision and budget, followed by a 3D design proposal within 7–10 days before execution.

The two most important elements are marble and lighting together, as their interaction defines the first and last impression. Marble reflects light and enhances spaciousness, while layered lighting highlights gold details and creates a refined ambiance. Furniture comfort and hospitality details come next.

Yes, provided that there is enough space to accommodate 20–30 guests, comfortable seating with suitable height for elderly guests (43–46 cm), and maintaining the spirit of Arabic hospitality through colors, fabrics, and service. The Quiet Luxury style is the most favored trend in Saudi luxury palaces for 2025.

The ideal color palette follows the 70-20-10 rule ivory, creamy, and warm beige as the base (70%), champagne gold and bronze as secondary tones (20%), and accents of soft olive green or deep navy blue (10%). This combination creates a calm, luxurious warmth that enhances both marble and gold.

Gold should not exceed 15% of the total visual composition of the majlis. Use it on furniture legs (not surfaces), mirror frames, architectural moldings, and concealed LED lighting at 2700K. Gold should surprise the guest, not overwhelm them — the less it is used, the more valuable it feels.

The best marble for Hajj guest reception majlis is Calacatta White (italian, soft gray veining) or Creamy Beige (French, warm and elegant). Calacatta reflects up to 85% of natural light, creating a grand and spacious feel, and pairs exceptionally well with gold accents. it is recommended to use Calacatta for flooring and Creamy Beige for walls to achieve perfect harmony.

Yes—if you plan entrances, circulation, and visual separation correctly. The most common solution is a separate guest majlis axis, a family axis, and a flexible women’s zone that can be opened or separated depending on the occasion—so the experience stays smooth without conflicts.

if your project includes multiple scopes (outdoor seating, lighting, landscaping, BBQ area, pool) or your time is limited, turnkey execution reduces responsibility gaps and improves consistency. A single team also makes it easier to control materials, schedule, and quality supervision end-to-end.

Break the project into clear cost buckets finishes + outdoor seating décor + landscaping + lighting + (pool/BBQ zone). Then choose a level for each bucket (practical / mid-range / luxury). This prevents random budgeting and helps you decide exactly where to upgrade—and where a smart practical choice is enough.

Choose non-slip outdoor flooring designed for water + heat, and avoid glossy surfaces. The key factors are slip resistance rating, easy maintenance, and proper drainage so water doesn’t pool—because standing water turns poolside areas into a safety risk.

Start with the circulation path (entrance/corridor), then use visual privacy solutions such as wood/metal slatted screens, dense landscaping, and a partial feature wall at a calculated height. Combining two or more methods delivers women’s istiraha privacy with an elegant, open feel—not a closed-off space.

Shade first, then layered outdoor lighting, then safe flooring and climate-resistant materials. Once you nail these three pillars, everything else—outdoor furniture and accessories—becomes easier and looks far more premium and cohesive.

Natural marble offers the highest visual and investment value. Engineered parquet provides a warm and refined feel for modern styles. italian porcelain is a practical premium alternative to marble, with lower cost and easier maintenance.

Yes. SMD serves clients in Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam, the Gulf region, and Turkey remotely through 3D visualization and online meetings. You can start by sending your plans through the contact page.

The design and 3D visualization phase usually takes one to two weeks. Full execution takes between 4 and 10 weeks, depending on the complexity of the work and material availability. The project begins with a clear timeline from day one.