Mona El Desouki

Date: 2020-12-02

Everyone should have a wonderful dream house in an affordable way.


Mona El Desouki is a progressive interior designer in Egypt who received a Bachelor of Arts from a university of fine arts in Egypt.

Mona sharpened her academic knowledge by acquiring a professional interior design and development diploma from the Mona Hussein Design Academy and a design diploma from Career Gates.

 

 

Mona follows the practical, contemporary school in design and prefers using wooden, raw, and vintage materials in her designs and finishes. Regarding her favorite colors, Mona succeeds in blending colors to come up with spectacular color combinations that shape harmony and elegance.

 

 

Some of Mona’s remarkable projects are anchored in designing and executing Nile cruises, embassies (including the British Embassy), hotels, and a long list of private residential residences in Cairo and El Gouna.

Mona promises her clients affordability saying, “I don’t have to be very expensive and overpriced to look successful and worthy of hire. Everyone should have a wonderful dream house in an affordable way.”

 

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