Quadko interior design: a living room with timber panelling, leather lounge chairs and a corner sofa

Design house, built on craft.

Portrait of the Quadko founder in a white shirt, leaning against a rose-coloured wall at dusk in Islamabad

At Quadko, design is a conversation between form, function and emotion. Over the years the practice has grown into a multidisciplinary studio, shaping interiors, custom furniture and architecture that join contemporary aesthetics with lasting usefulness.

We believe good design starts with curiosity and is sustained by craft. We look closely at new materials, new technology and new ways of arranging space, and test every idea against quality and proportion. Whether it is a private residence, a commercial interior or a single piece of furniture, each project gets the same precision, material sensitivity and attention to detail.

Our aim is to make spaces and objects that feel intentional and inspiring, turning a first idea into something lasting that reflects the way people live, work and come together.

One process, four outputs.

01
Listen

Every project starts with site, brief and budget, understood before a single line is drawn.

02
Draw

Concepts move quickly between sketch, model and drawing until the idea holds up from every angle.

03
Make

Local workshops and craftspeople bring the work into material: wood, brass, stone, plaster.

04
Deliver

From handover to the last cushion placed, the studio stays close until the space is lived in.

Question the mundane.

Our current areas of work span product design, furniture design, interior design and architecture. However, the focus in each is to question the existing design languages that have become mundane in everyday design.

The mix of these opposing philosophies sits at the centre of the studio's core, as the co-founders bring a varying mix of experience, ranging from the refined aesthetics of architecture and interior design to the practicalities of project management.

As is often said, beauty isn't in the black and white. Rather, it's abundant in the greys.

  • Caedra table by Quadko
  • Full Circle residence, exterior
  • Carmyne sofa bed by Quadko
  • Smash’d It, F-7 branch
  • Luna console by Quadko
  • OWS retail storefront
  • Heera cheeseboard by Quadko
  • Raha Studio office interior
  • Elva lounge chair by Quadko
  • Rooftop terrace
Our architect collaborators
  • Saakht
  • Muzh Architects
  • Aido
  • Sabeen Jahanzeb

Let's build something together.

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