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Novelty

Monthly photography, layouts and reels for a Kuwaiti kitchen and wardrobe maker.

Novelty designs and builds kitchens, wardrobes and walk-in closets in Kuwait. Its showroom is the product, so every month Bricks photographs it the way a customer walks it: the whole room first, then the drawer, the hinge and the finish.

What we did

  • Interior photography
  • Layout design
  • Reels
  • Social content
Client
Novelty, Kuwait
Sector
Kitchens, wardrobes and fitted interiors
Period
Monthly cycles for November 2025, December 2025 and January 2026
Scope
Interior and detail photography, layout design, stories, reels, occasion artworks

01

The brief

A fitted kitchen is bought with the eyes and then with the hands. Novelty needed a feed that does both: rooms that sell the idea, and details that prove the build. The content also had to carry a clear line in Arabic without covering the work.

02

The kitchen as a room

Kitchens were shot wide and square to the joinery, in the warm light the showroom is built around. Laundry units and pantry pull outs got the same treatment, because the practical parts of a home are where a fitted maker earns its keep.

A compact kitchen in dark grey with a black sink niche.
A travertine counter edge with the brass Novelty plaque. The Arabic line reads precision, speed and quality from Kuwaiti factories.
A laundry unit with a stacked washer and dryer inside walnut joinery.
A pull out pantry carousel, stocked and photographed open.

03

Wardrobes, opened

Wardrobes are photographed open and dressed, so the viewer reads the storage before the finish. Shoe racks, leather lined drawers, tray pull outs and a leather clad safe each get a frame of their own.

A walk in closet corridor with smoked glass doors and a tan leather bench.
Lit shoe shelves behind glass in a Novelty wardrobe.
An open wardrobe with a pull down rail and tray drawers. The Arabic line reads smart solutions for a comfortable life.
A tower of leather lined accessory drawers.
A lit wardrobe bay with shirts on the rail and glass shelving.
A safe clad in tan leather inside a wardrobe.
A wardrobe bay with hanging garments and a pull out tray.
A bedroom with a low bed against a panelled headboard wall.

04

Material first

The detail frames sell the part a render cannot: the grain, the edge and the weight of a sample in the hand. They also give the grid a change of pace between rooms.

Fabric swatches fanned by tone. The Arabic line reads the material is on us, the taste is on you.
Stone and wood samples held over a worktop. The Arabic line reads your kitchen starts with a consultation.
A wood and stone corner with the brass Novelty plaque.

05

In motion

Reels carry the same showroom into video. One lays the drawing next to the finished kitchen, one walks a finished living room in the words of its owner, and one stays with the details.

A wardrobe bay with a hanging rail and tray drawers, from the story set.

Results

Novelty in numbers.

Counts from the three delivered cycles.

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