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Right now all 6,774 of your Phoenix commercial search impressions land on your homepage, which is not built to sell that service (22 clicks, 0.3%). This page gives those searches a real home so they turn into discovery calls.
Restaurants, hotels, cafes, and retail spaces designed to tell a story and turn a first visit into a lasting memory.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form is a commercial and hospitality interior design firm in Phoenix, Arizona. We design restaurants, hotels, cafes, breweries, and retail spaces that tell a story and turn a first visit into a lasting memory. Founder Dala Al-Fuwaires leads every project from brand concept through the finished space, so the name on the door and the room behind it speak as one.
Dining rooms, cocktail bars, and immersive concepts built for flow and atmosphere.
Boutique hotel interiors shaped from the lobby to the last guest room.
Coffee shops, breweries, and everyday gathering places with real character.
Store and showroom environments that turn browsing into an experience.
Lobbies, lounges, and amenity spaces that give a community its identity.
Naming, logos, and brand systems designed alongside the space itself.
Every space begins with a narrative, drawn from the owner, the brand, and the place it lives.
Naming, identity, and interiors are designed together, so nothing feels borrowed or bolted on.
Our projects have earned multiple design awards, and CALA Scottsdale has been featured on Bravo.
A Phoenix studio designing across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, and Las Vegas.






We learn the vision, the guests, and the story you want the space to tell.
We shape a narrative and a look, from mood to materials to brand.
We develop the full design and the drawings your team builds from.
We stay close through construction to the day the doors open.
Our work has earned multiple design awards and press features across Arizona hospitality.
Our studio is in Phoenix, Arizona. We design commercial and hospitality spaces across Phoenix, Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, and Paradise Valley, and we work with hospitality clients in Las Vegas, Nevada.
A commercial interior designer plans and designs spaces built for business and guests, such as restaurants, hotels, cafes, and shops. The work covers layout, materials, lighting, custom details, and how the space supports both the brand and the people who use it.
Yes. Restaurants, bars, cafes, breweries, and boutique hotels are core to our work, alongside retail and multifamily amenity spaces. We often design the brand identity and the interior together.
We are based in Phoenix and design across the greater Phoenix area, including Scottsdale, Gilbert, Tempe, Chandler, and Paradise Valley. We also work with hospitality clients in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Every project begins with a discovery call. We learn your vision, your space, and your timeline, then outline how we would approach the design together.
Restaurants and bars are your largest and most awarded body of work. A dedicated page targets people searching specifically for a restaurant or bar designer and shows the proof, including CALA on Bravo.
Dining rooms, cocktail bars, and immersive concepts designed for flow, atmosphere, and a story guests remember.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form designs restaurants, bars, and immersive concepts across Arizona. We shape the layout, materials, lighting, and custom details so a room feels considered from the host stand to the last banquette. Many of our restaurant projects have earned design awards and press, and we often design the brand identity alongside the space.
Seating flow, kitchen and bar adjacencies, and how guests move through the room.
Custom banquettes, bars, and finishes that set the tone and wear well.
Layered lighting that carries a space from daytime to late night.
Naming, identity, and signage designed with the interior, not after it.
Feature moments and installations that give a concept its signature.
Drawings and site support through construction to opening night.






Yes. Dining rooms, cocktail bars, breweries, and immersive concepts are core to our work across Arizona.
Yes. We often design the naming, identity, and interior as one, so the brand and the room tell the same story.
Boutique hotel searches already rank for you but get almost no clicks, because no page speaks to hotel owners. This page captures that hospitality demand.
Boutique hotel interiors shaped from the lobby to the last guest room, designed to make a stay feel considered at every step.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form designs boutique hotel interiors that shape the guest experience from arrival to check out. We plan the flow, materials, lighting, and custom details across lobbies, bars, guest rooms, and amenity spaces. We are based in Phoenix and work with hospitality clients across Arizona and beyond.
The first impression, from the front desk to the lounge.
Rooms that feel generous, restful, and on brand, at any footprint.
Hotel bars and restaurants designed as destinations in their own right.
Pools, lounges, and shared spaces that define the stay.
Finishes chosen for beauty and for the realities of hospitality use.
A narrative that runs from the logo to the last hallway.





Yes. We design boutique and independent hotels, and we are comfortable making compact footprints feel generous through smart layout and layered design.
Lobbies, guest rooms, bars and restaurants, and amenity spaces, along with the brand identity when it is part of the project.
Retail, showroom, and beauty and wellness searches have no home on your site today. This page catches that store-design demand.
Store and showroom environments that turn browsing into an experience and shoppers into loyal customers.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form designs retail and showroom environments that turn a visit into an experience. From beauty and wellness to jewelry and showrooms, we design spaces that hold attention, guide movement, and make a brand feel unmistakable in person.
Sightlines and flow that guide customers to the moments that matter.
Custom fixtures and displays that flatter the product.
Lighting that makes goods and spaces look their best.
A space that feels like a three dimensional version of the brand.
Surfaces that feel premium and hold up to daily traffic.
Documentation and site support through opening.






Beauty and wellness studios, boutiques, jewelry, and brand showrooms, among others.
Yes. We frequently design the identity and the retail environment together.
You offer naming and identity, but nothing on the site ranks for it. This page opens a second service line and cross-sells your interior clients.
Naming, logos, and brand systems designed alongside the space, so the name on the door and the room behind it speak as one.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form designs brand identities for hospitality and commercial spaces. Because we design interiors too, our branding is built to live in the real world, on a sign, a menu, a window, and a wall. We handle naming, identity, and the brand system as part of the same story as the space.
A name with meaning that fits the concept and the market.
A mark and system that works from a sign to a social feed.
Printed and physical pieces designed to match the space.
Brand moments built into the architecture itself.
The narrative that ties the name, the look, and the space together.
Consistent application across every touchpoint at opening.




Yes. We take on branding, naming, and identity projects on their own, and we bring a spatial designer's eye to how the brand will live in the real world.
Naming where needed, logo and identity system, and the collateral and signage that carry it, scoped to your concept.
Las Vegas is your growth market, and today you are effectively invisible there (296 searches, 0 clicks, position 40). This page plants your flag in Vegas before the full portfolio exists.
An award-winning Phoenix hospitality design studio, now designing restaurants, bars, and hotels for Las Vegas.
Book a Discovery CallHouse of Form is a commercial and hospitality interior design firm known for award-winning restaurants, bars, and hotels across Arizona. We are now bringing that same story-driven approach to Las Vegas, designing spaces that stand out in one of the most competitive hospitality markets in the country.
Concepts designed to compete for attention and hold it.
Guest experiences shaped from lobby to room.
Immersive spaces built for atmosphere and energy.
Brand environments for a city built on experience.
Naming and identity designed with the space.
Signature moments that make a space photograph and travel.






Our studio is in Phoenix, and we work with Las Vegas hospitality clients directly. We are actively growing our presence in the Las Vegas market.
Restaurants, bars, boutique hotels, nightlife, and retail, along with the brand identity when it is part of the project.
36 Below pulls 5,631 searches in 90 days but the current page is nearly empty (6 clicks). A real case study captures those searches and proves your work to new clients.
Immersive Bar
Phoenix, Arizona
Interior Design
2021
36 Below is a cocktail bar in Phoenix, Arizona that transforms an underground space into a lush greenhouse for all the senses. The 445 sq. ft. venue combines greenery, fresh florals, and cascading water features with custom black-and-white tile, patterned ceilings, and layered lighting to create intimacy and drama. Virtual window displays and an evolving cocktail menu offer surprises at every visit, making 36 Below a destination for life's precious celebrations.






Laymoon Cafe pulls 2,648 searches but only 6 clicks. A full case study turns that attention into leads.
Cafe
Tempe, Arizona
Interior Design, Branding, Web Design
2026
Laymoon Café is a Palestinian-Syrian inspired coffee shop and pastry concept in downtown Tempe, Arizona honoring the owners' heritage and the tradition of gathering over coffee. Inspired by the street café culture of the Middle East, the 3,500-square-foot and 125-seat space was designed as a warm place for community, conversation, and everyday hospitality. Arabesque arches carve out intimate booth seating, paired with textured stone and layered materials that give the café warmth and character. Overhead, a striking installation of suspended rugs brings a strong cultural reference. The space also features a private lounge inspired by the Arabic concept of a diwaniya- a place for hosting, conversation, and connection. House of Form developed both the interior design and brand identity, creating a cohesive experience where architecture, graphics, and retail moments all work together to tell the story of Laymoon.






CALA is your Bravo-featured, award-winning flagship (976 searches). It deserves your strongest case study to win high-end clients.
Scottsdale
Scottsdale, Arizona
Interior Design
2022
Cala Scottsdale is a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant in The Senna House Hotel in Old Town Scottsdale, designed to feel both distinct from and connected to the hotel. Named after a street in Mallorca, the space transports you to coastal Europe with greenery spilling from the ceiling, and anchored by the iconic terracotta Cala wall. Designed for seamless day-to-night transitions, Cala has been widely loved since opening, has received multiple design awards, and has been featured on Bravo.






Gypsy Cup ranks well at position 4.8 on 812 searches but converts almost none. A real story page lifts the clicks.
Coffee & Tea
Gilbert, Arizona
Interior Design
2022
Gypsy Cup is a coffee and cocktail bar in Gilbert, Arizona, designed to bring a European streetside café to a small-town setting. Daylight fills the space, highlighting luxe textures like brass, marble, and velvet, while the evening transforms the space into a refined cocktail lounge. Custom banquettes, globe-inspired lighting, and arches throughout guide guests through the 3,800 sq. ft. space from entrance to bar. Terrazzo floors, black-and-white tile patterns, and a curated art collection reflect the owner's global travels, blending French, Italian, and Spanish influences. With 98 total seats and thoughtfully designed flow, Gypsy Cup offers a lively environment that celebrates travel, design, and community from day to night.






Novo pulls 629 searches with almost no clicks. A case study captures that demand and shows range beyond restaurants.
Juice Bar
Tempe, Arizona
Interior Design
2025
NOVO is a 2,300 sq. ft. juice bar in Tempe, AZ, designed to elevate the everyday experience of freshness. Wood and brass slats make the bar the focal point, while a custom wood header accentuates the ceiling height. Reflective gold tiles in the moody bathrooms, brass signage, and continuous-cushion booth backs create playful, unexpected moments. Abundant greenery brings life and reinforces the theme of a fresh and light environment. Filled with energy and thoughtful details, NOVO offers a lively, approachable space.






Jevidy pulls 414 wellness-design searches. A case study captures that niche and proves work outside food and drink.
Wellness
Phoenix, Arizona
Interior Design
2026
A wellness and retail concept coming to Phoenix, Arizona.



Wren House is a press-featured brewery project. A full case study builds your authority in brewery and bar design even where search volume is smaller.
Brewery
Scottsdale, Arizona
Interior Design
2025
Wren House Brewing PV is Arizona's first cask ale brewery, designed to blend the warmth of the desert with the charm of a traditional European pub. The 60-seat brewery features 1,350 sq. ft. of interior space and 285 sq. ft. of exterior seating, with natural Arizona woods, desert-inspired colors, and custom booth fabric that layers wren bird motifs with cacti. Playful design details, including checkered tabletops, lamppost-style bar fixtures, and a modern reinterpretation of plaid tile, add personality while framing the space. Completed within the active mall redevelopment, Wren House offers a welcoming, neighborhood pub-style experience from day one.






Harumi is a press-featured sushi and bar project. A case study deepens your restaurant portfolio and topical authority.
Sushi & Bar
Phoenix, Arizona
Interior Design, Branding
2024
Harumi Sushi & Bar is a 210-seat Japanese restaurant in Phoenix rooted in the philosophy of wabi-sabi, celebrating imperfection through material, form, and flow. Shou sugi ban, Venetian plaster, stone, oak, and concrete create a layered yet restrained interior, with intentional asymmetry expressed through lighting, shelving, and custom designed furniture. Designed to function as both a lively bar and a refined dining experience, the space offers varied seating and flexible layouts, ensuring a new experience with every visit.





