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Experimenting‏

Experiment one is a first phase of a project by three Kuwaiti architects who take the local know-how as an essential part of their design process. I have featured them previously on Confashions here.

They have grown a great deal ever since, and have introduced many new designs in addition to altering some of their initial ones. Currently, Experiment one bag are being sold at Boutique 4 and Dar Al Athar Al Islamiyah gift shop. And that's not all, they have also launched their website, which allows them to take online orders, and a Facebook page that will help update people about our work and how to reach us.

It's so nice to see local talents blossom like that. You make us proud and I wish you the best of luck. 

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