Toronto · Canada

Spaces with feeling,
made with intention.

Asmar is a spatial designer working across interiors, objects and atmosphere—bringing a tactile, considered point of view to the places people inhabit.

Concept visualization of a warm home-office lounge with two rounded chairs, brass table, floor lamp and plant in front of arched garden doors. — A Quiet Home Office · window lounge
A design visualization developed from Asmar’s authored plan, elevation and material direction.
Design visualization based on Asmar Tayyebi Jazayeri’s project drawings. Not built-project photography.

Studio perspective

A room should be useful. It should also be remembered for how it felt.

The practice balances disciplined planning with an instinct for warmth: natural materials, meaningful objects, soft contrast and spaces that become more personal over time.

Selected interiors · 01—06

Project archive

Six hospitality and residential studies, organized from concept and research through plans, elevations, lighting and material direction.

Concept visualization of Luna Y Sol’s skyline dining area with coral and teal banquettes, patterned floor insets and pendant lights beside floor-to-ceiling glazing.

Design visualization · not built photography

01

Luna Y Sol

Hospitality · DIFC, Dubai · Concept study

An expressive restaurant and DJ-bar concept that balances a bold identity with an ordered dining and lounge plan.

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Concept visualization of the guest room looking toward a timber media console, sunlit garden doors, olive cane-front storage and the edge of a tufted sofa.

Design visualization · not built photography

02

A Garden Guest Room

Residential · Extended-stay guest room · Academic concept

A calm, flexible room shaped around extended stays, garden light and an integrated Murphy bed, sofa and desk.

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Concept visualization of a pale Persian-inspired kitchen with a four-seat stone island, long cabinet wall, oval dining table and three pointed garden openings.

Design visualization · not built photography

03

Persian Kitchen

Residential · Kitchen + dining · Academic concept

A kitchen and dining study shaped by Persian spatial references, patterned surfaces and a warm, luminous palette.

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Concept visualization of a cream child’s bedroom with a single bed, open timber floor, arched wardrobe, vanity, study desk, window, lounge chair and petal pendant.

Design visualization · not built photography

04

A Creative Child’s Bedroom

Residential · Children’s room · Academic concept

A pastel bedroom concept for a young artist, balancing storage, art-making, dressing and rest within a compact plan.

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Concept visualization of a dark bachelor suite with a low platform bed, two sculptural lounge chairs, work desk, low divider, freestanding bath and city glazing.

Design visualization · not built photography

05

DIFC Bachelor Suite

Residential · DIFC client brief · Academic concept

An open bedroom and bath concept shaped by dark material references, warm leather accents and a compact integrated plan.

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Concept visualization of a warm home office with a pale central desk, dusty-rose chair, dark botanical rug, one glazed door and two arched timber cabinets.

Design visualization · not built photography

06

A Quiet Home Office

Residential · Home office · Academic concept

A centred home office balancing focused work and conversation through symmetry, tactile materials and a collected residential palette.

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A connected practice

From room to detail.

Drawing, making and event design all inform how Asmar sees proportion, material and atmosphere.

I

Interior concepts

Brief development, spatial composition, material direction and the details that give a room its character.

II

Drawing & CAD

Furniture plans, elevations, reflected ceiling plans and finish studies that carry an idea into coordinated spatial decisions.

III

Textile & tufting

Handmade rugs and tactile studies that explore colour, form, pile and the emotional register of a surface.

IV

Event environments

Atmosphere-led planning shaped through layout, styling, lighting, flowers, objects and the rhythm of arrival.

Selected recognition

2024

Davvar · The Art Circle Award shortlist

Asmar's textile artwork was selected for The Art Circle's 2024 Mappa Mundi shortlist—an early expression of the material, pattern and cultural curiosity that continues through her spatial work.

About Asmar

Design grounded in attention.

Asmar Tayyebi Jazayeri is a spatial designer and multidisciplinary maker bringing a refined, deeply visual sensibility to residential spaces and creative environments.

Her background in CAD, textile tufting and aesthetic event planning has shaped a way of working that moves easily between the scale of a room and the character of a single object. She is building her practice in Toronto and is open to design opportunities, collaborations and selected commissions.

Based: Toronto, Canada
Focus: Interiors · Drawing · Material · Events
Available for: Opportunities · Collaborations · Commissions

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