MYA FIRST INTERIORS brings lighting, furniture, interiors, fit out, art and decor into a considered whole—for homes and for the places that bring people together.
A room is not finished by adding more. It comes together when light, proportion, material and use begin to speak the same language.
MYA FIRST INTERIORS brings those choices into one conversation. Living is for the home. Contract is for projects. Both draw on the same connected disciplines, from a single object or lighting choice to a wider interior and fit out brief.
Light changes how we see a material. Art gives a room a point of view. A table turns a space into a place to gather. Inspiration begins in the relationships between them.
Explore the journalWe collect observations on rooms, materials, light and the objects that make a place feel personal. These are starting points for your own ideas—whether you are shaping a home or imagining a space for others.
A pool of light can invite you forward. A shadow can make a pause feel deliberate. Think beyond the fixture: where should the eye rest, and how should the room change from morning to evening?
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Proportion, texture and a little room to linger turn a meal into a ritual. Start with the table, then let chairs, light and objects find their place around it.
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Stone carries its own pattern. Wood holds warmth. A woven surface softens the edges. Pairing unlike materials can create a richer, more personal whole.
Explore Art & Objects ↗Colour, texture or a feeling—one small observation can become the beginning of a room.
LIGHT, COMPOSED
Light gives a space its first impression—and its atmosphere long after. From the quiet warmth of a home to the considered welcome of a hotel, MYA FIRST INTERIORS brings illumination into conversation with architecture, material and the rhythm of daily life.
A lamp may be an object. Light is an experience.
It reveals the character of a surface, gives a room its sense of scale and shifts its mood as the day unfolds. A considered lighting scheme balances the quiet and the expressive: ambient glow, focused task light and moments of emphasis, each chosen in relation to the space around it.
At MYA FIRST, lighting is considered as part of the whole interior—alongside furniture, art, finishes and the way a space is lived in.
From an expressive centrepiece to a quiet architectural detail, explore lighting in forms for different spaces, uses and moods.
Suspended forms that bring focus to a dining table, reception or central space.
A softer layer to graze a surface, frame a passage or add a moment of emphasis.
Human-scale light for reading, conversation and the quieter corners of a room.
Discreet forms that support the use of a space while letting material and architecture come forward.
Lighting for terraces, gardens, façades and the spaces between indoors and out.
From private rooms to shared environments, lighting meets different rhythms, purposes and experiences.
01From gathering and dining to reading and rest, light follows the changing moments of home.
02From arrival to the last moments of an evening, light helps give hotels, restaurants and lounges their character.
03A considered balance of clarity, comfort and atmosphere for spaces to focus, meet and work together.
04Light can reveal form, texture and detail—bringing a building’s character forward after daylight fades.
05Lighting for environments shaped by movement, making, storage and the practical rhythms of work.
06Light for spaces where movement, spectatorship and shared energy come together.
07A clearer sense of arrival, movement and pause across stations, terminals and connecting spaces.
08From a private terrace to a public setting, light extends the life and character of spaces after dark.
Whether you’re choosing a piece for home or shaping a larger project, begin with the space, how it will be used and the atmosphere you want to create.
Start with one piece. Or step back and look at the room as a whole.
Lighting sets a mood and helps a room work. Furniture gives it scale, comfort and rhythm. Art and decor add the final note—the detail that makes a considered space feel like someone’s own.
Living brings these elements together across everyday spaces, from gathering and dining to the quieter corners of home.
Explore the six disciplines“A room can begin with one object—and grow around what matters.”A MYA FIRST point of view
A light, a table, a sofa or the feeling you want a room to hold.
Bring function, proportion and atmosphere into balance.
Art, textiles and objects give a room its point of view.
Let tone and material create continuity throughout a home.
One brief can touch many disciplines. The space should still feel like one idea.
Contract connects furniture, lighting, interiors, art and decor with fit out, so selections and built details can be considered in relation to the people who will use the space.
For hospitality, workplace and residential development, the mix changes. The starting point is the same: understand the brief, the setting and the scope that needs to come together.
THE ART OF LIVING WELL
A deep seat after a long day. A table that draws everyone closer. A chair that becomes your favourite place to read. Furniture is where the life of a room becomes tangible. MYA FIRST INTERIORS brings together pieces for living at home and for welcoming, working and gathering beyond it.
Some pieces become part of the story of a home.
The curve of an arm, the grain beneath a hand, the generous depth of a seat: we notice furniture through use as much as through appearance. Comfort is never an afterthought. It is the quiet measure by which a piece earns its place.
We look at scale, silhouette and material, then at how a piece meets the room around it. The aim is not to fill every corner, but to find the right balance between a defining gesture and the ease of everyday use.
Explore seating, tables and accents by the moments they make possible: a long lunch, an open conversation, a pause between appointments, a quiet hour at home.
Inviting forms for conversation, rest and the unhurried moments in between.
Pieces that bring people together, from everyday meals to shared occasions.
A quieter composition for rest, with comfort and calm at its centre.
Seating, desks and meeting pieces shaped around focus and collaboration.
Tables, consoles and storage that bring utility and character into balance.
At first, it may be the line of a chair or the quiet confidence of a table. Then come the details: the way timber catches the light, the softness of a fabric, the balance of a well-made form.
These are the pieces that make a room feel considered without asking for attention every day.
Talk with us about your spaceThe right furniture meets the particular character of its setting—from a private retreat to a generous place of welcome.
01A welcoming arrangement for conversation, reading and time together.
02Comfortable, composed settings for daily rituals and special gatherings.
03Personal spaces for rest, focus and a moment of calm in the day.
04Furniture that welcomes, supports and endures in shared project settings.
Tell us what the space asks of its furniture: comfort, flexibility, a sense of arrival, or a place to bring people together. We can shape the next step around your brief.
ART, FOUND AND FELT
A painting that changes the way a wall feels. A sculptural vessel that catches the afternoon light. A photograph that takes you somewhere else. Art brings memory, curiosity and feeling into the everyday spaces we inhabit.
A collection is personal before it is complete.
It may begin with one work: a colour you keep returning to, a material that feels familiar, a form that makes you pause. Paintings, photography, sculpture and crafted objects can live together without sharing a single style. What connects them is the meaning they hold for you.
We consider how each piece will meet the room: its scale against the wall, its relationship to daylight, the breathing space around it. The result feels collected over time, not assembled all at once.
Explore different ways to bring art into a space. Begin with a medium, follow a palette, or choose the work that stays in your mind after you have looked away.
Colour, line and image bring a distinct point of view to the wall.
Three-dimensional works that bring shape and presence into a space.
Hand-finished forms and crafted details invite a closer look.
Pattern and texture add softness, colour and a sense of collected time.
Printed works and editions to browse, display and return to.
There is no single way to collect. Begin with a subject, a material, a place—or simply the work you cannot forget.
Let one piece lead. Give it room to breathe. Then notice what else belongs beside it.
Begin a conversationScale, light and the pace of a room all shape how a work is experienced. We consider these details as part of bringing art into a home or a project.
01Build a collection over time, or begin with the work that feels right now.
02Give a hotel, restaurant or lounge its own sense of place and welcome.
03Bring warmth and identity to offices, meeting rooms and shared settings.
04Objects, editions and crafted accents complete a composition at every scale.
Share the colours, ideas or feeling you are drawn to. We can help shape a thoughtful starting point for a home collection or a wider project.
You bring the vision. We help connect it to the pieces, materials and project scope that will carry it into the space.
MYA FIRST INTERIORS works alongside architects, interior designers, developers and project teams across Living and Contract. We listen to the brief, understand what is already in motion and contribute where our connected offer can add value—from a considered selection to a wider interior and fit out scope.
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We want to understand the ambition, constraints and decisions already made before suggesting what comes next.
Lighting, furniture, art, decor and built details are considered in relation to the architecture and one another.
Selections and recommendations are shaped to support the project direction and the agreed scope.
AN OPEN, PRACTICAL PARTNERSHIP
Bring us in at the point that makes sense: early enough to explore possibilities, or later when a specific category or project need is clear.
Some spaces need one defining piece. Others call for a coordinated mix of design, sourcing and fit out. We begin with what the project actually needs.
Each family has its own role. The most considered rooms let them work together.
Layered illumination can guide movement, focus attention and change the mood of a space.
Seating, tables and useful pieces give a room its scale, comfort and everyday function.
Layout, palette and composition help separate elements read as one environment.
Built details and finishes carry a design direction into the fabric of a project.
Artwork introduces a point of focus and a personal note to the room.
Textiles, rugs, mirrors and objects add texture and finish the composition.
A clear brief turns possibilities into a direction.
We help clients explore the right elements, understand how they work together and define a considered scope for the space. The mix can stay focused or extend across several disciplines.
Talk through your projectDiscuss the space, its users, the atmosphere you want and the practical requirements shaping the brief.
Explore lighting, furniture, art and decor in relation to the architecture, palette and intended use.
Bring layout, materials and product choices into a coherent direction, with the relevant design professionals and project team.
Where included in the agreed scope, connect selected finishes and built details with the wider interior direction.
Consider art, rugs, objects and final layers that give a space its individual character.
Furniture, lighting, art and details for personal spaces—from one room or treasured piece to a more considered home.
Explore Living ↗Connected interior and product support for architects, designers, hoteliers, developers and project teams.
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From Casablanca, MYA FIRST INTERIORS brings Living and Contract together under one roof.
We believe a space feels complete when its parts belong to one another. Light, furniture, art, decor and the details of an interior each have a role; considered together, they can shape how a place welcomes, supports and stays with the people who use it.
Our work begins with listening—to the architecture, the brief and the everyday life the space must hold. From there, we help bring the right disciplines into the conversation.
Living brings considered choices to the home and the many ways people inhabit it.
Contract brings a connected approach to professional, hospitality and development projects.
Based at Casa Business Towers in Casablanca Finance City, MYA FIRST INTERIORS works with homeowners and project professionals to shape spaces for life, work and welcome.
Casa Business Towers, 5th FloorYou do not need every detail decided to begin describing a room or a project.
Both. Living serves the home; Contract is the B2B path for project briefs. They share the same connected offer across furniture, lighting, interiors, fit out, art and decor.
Yes. A brief can begin with a specific element—such as lighting, furniture or art—or with the feel and function of a whole space.
A sense of the space, how it will be used and what you want it to feel like is a good start. Plans, images, timing and scope can help as they become available.
The scope depends on the project. It may focus on selected product families or bring interiors and fit out into a broader brief.
A home, a room or a project brief—start with the idea you have today.