Gallery

Tiled hall

The main hall with the original blue glazed tiling on the wall.

Takht stage

The small stage with the seating for the couple.

Entrance

The canal-side entrance, where guests are welcomed.

Dining area

The dining area, set for a small party.

Nadia Q.

“The blue glazed tiling on the wall gave our nikah a calm you do not get in an ordinary hall. Homayoun handled the styling and sound himself and replied within two days of our inquiry.”

Shabnam I.

“With 50 guests everything fit exactly in the hall, not cramped but not empty either. The mosque within walking distance was nice for the men to combine prayer with the celebration without driving far.”

Habibullah R.

“Homayoun grew up in the neighbourhood himself and you can tell, he knows every corner of that old studio. The small stage with the takht seating stood exactly in the light of the tall entrance windows.”

Wahida K.

“We held our engagement here with 32 guests, small and personal. The one downside was that the dining area looked a bit tight once we also wanted a gift table, but Homayoun quickly moved some chairs aside.”

Idris G.

“The name fits perfectly, that blue really is reminiscent of mosque tiling in Kabul. Alcohol-free as promised, and the canal-side entrance made a beautiful moment for welcoming guests.”