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Almana Group and its subsidiaries Almana Maples and Barrisol partnered with Qatar’s leading interior design and fit-out conference, Future Interiors Qatar 2016, which returned for its third annual occurrence in September.
The two-day conference, part of the Project Qatar Business Intelligence Series Project Qatar 2016, concluded yesterday in Doha.
Future Interiors Qatar is one of six specialised conferences taking place this year and was designed to showcase the latest interior design projects and opportunities for fit-outs in Qatar.
The conference focused on a number of aspects of the interior design and architecture industry, including understanding the operational, cognitive and cultural needs of the persons using the space, healthcare interiors and promoting well-being through sustainable design.
During the conference, Almana Group representatives gave a presentation and provided further information about its products and services that date back to the 1960s.
The group, which encompasses subsidiaries across design, furnishing, automobiles and real estate, has evolved into one of Qatar’s leading business enterprises, a statement notes.
As part of Almana Group’s expansion plans, its furnishing and interior design division, Almana Maples, opened its latest showroom earlier this year at The Pearl-Qatar.
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