Apartments across Dubai and Abu Dhabi, planned so storage, light and circulation earn their space — and built by the same team that designs them.
In an apartment every wall is storage, light or wasted space. The plan decides which.
We start with circulation, not furniture: where you enter, where things are put down, where the light falls at different hours. In an apartment the margins are small, so most of the value is decided here, before a single finish is chosen.
Wardrobes, pantries, media walls and utility, fabricated to the millimetre for the actual opening, so storage disappears into the wall instead of standing in front of it.
Ambient, task and accent lighting on separate circuits with dimming, so one open-plan room can carry a working morning and a dinner without changing anything but the light.
Slatted acoustic panelling and softer finishes where hard surfaces would carry sound — useful in open-plan living and in rooms that double as a place to work.
Most Dubai towers ask for building-management approval before works start and limit the hours for noisy work. The programme is planned around those rules from the start, not discovered halfway through.
Flooring, ceilings, painting, joinery installation, sanitary and fixtures, and final styling, carried out by one site team under one programme.
Nothing in a real building is square, so joinery made only to the drawing will not fit. Every wardrobe, pantry and media wall is set out against the opening it will occupy, made at our factory in Al Quoz and installed by the team that made it.
Cut for the measured opening, not a standard module.
Media units with concealed cable management and ventilation.
Oak, walnut and ash finished with natural oils or hardwax, so a surface can be repaired locally rather than replaced.
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ReadYes. Design and execution sit under one contract, with one project manager from the first consultation to handover. See turnkey fit-out.
Yes. Concepts, layouts and mood boards develop into one design direction, presented in 3D so you can walk through it before anything is committed.
Yes. Wardrobes, pantries and media walls are fabricated for the actual opening rather than bought to a standard module, so storage disappears into the wall.
Usually. Most Dubai towers ask for approval from building management before works begin and restrict the hours for noisy work, so it is worth checking your building’s rules early. The programme is planned around them.
Once the design is developed, scope, timeline and procurement are fixed and costed in project planning, with technical drawings and a full bill of quantities. See how a project runs.
A floor plan, drawings or photographs of the apartment if you have them, and a sense of how you want to live in it. We are happy to look at drawings before you commit to anything.
A few details let us come back with something considered rather than generic. We reply to every enquiry from the design team, not a call centre.
