Based in Paris, Venice and Beirut, Tara Sakhi is a Lebanese-Polish architect, exploring how unspoken gestures shape human connection. By adapting ancestral rituals to today’s world, she creates objects and environments that nurture shared experiences, shaping contemporary ways of being through materiality and craftsmanship. Her work embraces creative hybridization, evolving as it interacts with different cultures and daily practices, fostering cultural exchange.

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Her studio’s projects are varied, playful, and interactive, spanning small-scale architecture, urban public installations, commercial and residential interior design, collectible objects, and scenography. With a hybrid inspiration drawn from both Occidental and Oriental cultures, the studio collaborates with creatives from different backgrounds, fostering dialogue and innovation in craftsmanship.

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Tara’s work captivates a global audience, with exhibitions held in Beirut, Venice, Paris, New York, Milan, London, and Dubai. The studio has garnered several nominations and awards and has been widely featured in international media. Committed to philanthropy and social consciousness, Tara contributes to various causes, donating works to NGOs that support student scholarships, reforestation initiatives, relief aid, reconstruction efforts, and sexual health awareness. She also participates in lectures and workshops with educational and cultural institutions worldwide, sharing knowledge and inspiring future generations.

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