Most brands are built to function. I build them to seduce.
I design cravable experiences and proud organizations.

Building the design houses, communities, and leaders behind luxury, executive, and high-touch experience. Founder of Deurs and the Riyadh Service Jam, co-founder of HUED. Host of OOMPH.

The verdict

Satisfaction, optimisation, measurement — all make sense. But no one ever craved reasonable.

Desire was always the strategy.

OOMPH is its philosophy — felt before it's understood.Visceral. Libidinal. Deeply intimate.

In my world —

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The Show

By Mahmoud
Upcoming · Thursday, October 1[E01]
The new season · on ReturnDrive, Purpose and

Heroism

with Ingo RauthSee the full season →
E02Seductive and Heroic Organizationswith Richard SedleyThu, Oct 8
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Season One · Complete · 4 episodes

O for OMG_

On Surprise & Magic

  1. [E01]
    James Bond

    Experience_

    With Adam Lawrence 22 min
  2. [E02]
    X-Raying

    Surprise_

    With Michael Rousell21 min
  3. [E03]
    Alive is

    The title_

    With Tania Luna20 min
  4. [E04]
    Stunning

    Moments_

    With James Samperi26 min

The record so farBuilt brands.
Shaped moments.

If there's one thing I've always done, it's design irresistible futures — in the brands I founded, and for clients across telecom, government, healthcare, and global tech. It became the quiet engine inside the houses, community, and show you'll meet below.

The Full Bio
The company I keep
I make the walk in as heroic as the strut out.

The Work

Three moments that changed what was possible — for the team, the brand, and the field.

stc · 2023

Onyx

stc's executive experience tier, built on the one luxury that can't be recycled — a leader’s time.

Experience designRead the case →
stc · 2022

Iconic

From icons to iconic — the future vision that turned stc’s own digital workplace from something its people tolerate into something they’d boast about.

Service designRead the case →

The Editorial

Essays, fragments, and field notes. For the readers who want to dig deeper than the headline.