T Sakhi

[1] They have spoken about how their upbringing in a city with "occidental and Arabic historical affluences" has impacted their creative work.

[3] Arab News described their 2019 project "ADAR", a "reimagining of a Levantine restaurant in Paris", as a "beautifully whimsical take on the Middle East's textures and tones, that never lapsed into cliché.

"[1] Dezeen magazine in 2019 highlighted two "public intervention" projects by their studio that provided seating within the urban environment of Beirut, one of which involved obtaining permission to convert damaged Czech hedgehogs, a type of anti-tank obstacle, into stools.

[4] They hosted the Lebanon Pavilion during Dubai Design Week in 2019 where they presented their exhibition "WAL(L)TZ".

[9] The sisters received the Special Recognition Prize from Fondazione di Venezia and the Italian and Venice Glass Weeks for their work "I Hear You Tremble" that year.