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Modern is the most requested style in Egypt and the least precisely defined. Used carefully it means restraint: clean lines, honest form, and nothing added that does not do something.
What makes a piece modern
Simple geometry, an uninterrupted silhouette, and a finish that reads as itself rather than imitating another material. A modern piece tends to look the same from every angle, because the form is the decoration. If you can describe it in one sentence, it is probably working.
Where it goes wrong
Modern is not the same as bare. A room with only clean lines and no texture feels unfinished rather than calm. The correction is contrast: one piece with a rougher surface, one with weight, one that catches light differently. The lines stay simple, the surfaces do not.
Modern in an Egyptian apartment
Two things here favour this style. Rooms tend to have generous ceiling height, which suits vertical proportion and a taller silhouette. And the daylight is strong, which is unforgiving of fussy detail but flattering to a clean edge and a matte surface.
Building it up
Start with the largest piece and let it set the vocabulary. Everything after it should either repeat that line or deliberately break it, never almost-match. Near-misses read as accidents; clear contrast reads as a choice.
The pieces gathered here share that discipline. They are chosen to work together without becoming a matched set.