Interior Decoration Dubai

Interior Decoration Dubai

Bella Interior Design provides interior decoration in Dubai for homes and business interiors that need to feel finished, personal and ready to use without automatically turning the project into a full renovation. We can plan the furniture layout, colour palette, curtains, rugs, decorative lighting, artwork, accessories, wall treatments, loose furniture and selected custom pieces, then coordinate sourcing, procurement, delivery, installation and final styling around your exact property, existing finishes, budget and move-in or opening date.

Decoration should not be treated as the last day of a project. A Downtown Dubai apartment with a Burj-facing glass wall needs different furniture height, curtains and lighting from a Palm Jumeirah villa, a family home in Dubai Hills Estate, a compact JVC apartment or a Business Bay office. We begin with the room dimensions, daylight, fixed finishes and what you already own, then decide what should stay, what should be replaced and which few changes will make the biggest visible difference.

Furniture + FF&ECurtains + RugsColour + Wall FinishesArt + AccessoriesLighting + StylingHomes + Offices + Rentals
Downtown Dubai apartment living room with neutral sectional sofa, geometric rug, floor-to-ceiling windows and Burj Khalifa skyline view
Decoration / Dubai Furniture · Curtains · Colour · Art · Lighting · Styling

Interior Decoration or Full Interior Design?

Start by deciding whether the property needs decorating, redesigning or rebuilding.

Interior decoration is the right route when the basic room structure works and your biggest decisions are visible and movable: furniture, colour, curtains, rugs, art, decorative lighting and styling. If walls, kitchens, bathrooms, ceilings, MEP or major fixed joinery need to change, we widen the brief into interior design, renovation or fit-out rather than hiding construction inside a decorating quotation.

01

Your handover apartment feels complete but generic

We can keep usable developer flooring, kitchens, bathrooms and doors, then build a more personal home through furniture scale, full-height curtains, rugs, lighting, artwork, selected wall treatments and a coherent material palette.

02

You already own good furniture but the room still does not work

We measure the pieces, review their condition and edit the room around what deserves to stay. Reupholstery, a correctly sized rug, different lighting, new curtains and one missing statement piece can be more effective than replacing everything.

03

You want a visible upgrade without demolition

Paint, wallcovering, decorative moulding, freestanding furniture, curtains, rugs, art and lighting can change the atmosphere substantially while keeping the existing structure and services.

04

You are furnishing a rental or holiday home

We prioritise durability, room photography, replaceable pieces, practical storage, blackout where needed and a strong visual identity that can survive guest turnover without using fragile residential-only specifications everywhere.

05

Your office or customer-facing space needs to feel more intentional

Where the fixed workplace already functions, decoration can refresh reception, client lounges, meeting rooms, artwork, rugs, decorative lighting, planting and soft seating without automatically rebuilding the full office.

06

The project actually needs construction

If the brief includes moving partitions, changing wet areas, new ceilings, major electrical work, extensive fitted joinery or MEP changes, we shift to the relevant Bella interior design, renovation or fit-out service and define the approval route before site work.

Interior Decor Dubai — How the Brief Changes by Area

A good decorator does not give Downtown, Palm Jumeirah and JVC the same furniture plan.

Dubai property types change quickly from one district to another. These examples show how we adapt furniture, textile, colour and styling decisions to the address rather than simply changing the area name in a generic package.

01

Downtown Dubai — keep the skyline as the strongest feature

In Downtown apartments, low-profile seating, controlled rugs, full-height sheers and carefully placed art can make the interior feel complete without competing with Burj Khalifa or Opera District views. We avoid tall furniture across key glazing and use evening lighting that still works after the view turns into a night backdrop.

  • Burj / skyline sightlines
  • Full-height curtains
  • Low furniture profiles
  • Evening lighting
02

Dubai Marina & JBR — decorate around glazing, glare and balcony use

Marina and JBR apartments often have strong glass façades and valuable water views. We use UV-conscious fabrics, layered sheers, lighter furniture near the glass, rugs that define the living zone and materials that do not visually block the route to the balcony.

  • Sea / Marina views
  • UV-aware textiles
  • Balcony circulation
  • Glare control
03

Palm Jumeirah — scale furniture to the volume and the view

Large Palm apartments and villas can support sculptural furniture, oversized rugs, statement lighting and more significant art, but the decoration still needs breathing space. In villa lounges, the indoor-outdoor relationship and double-height scale often matter more than adding more decorative objects.

  • Large-scale FF&E
  • Statement lighting
  • Art + objects
  • Indoor-outdoor continuity
04

Dubai Hills Estate — family warmth without fragile styling

Dubai Hills villas and apartments suit warm neutrals, oak or walnut, layered rugs and tactile fabrics, but family use needs performance upholstery, practical side tables and storage for everyday items. We keep the styling soft and collected rather than creating a showroom that is difficult to maintain.

  • Family durability
  • Warm natural palette
  • Storage
  • Garden relationship
05

Arabian Ranches — refresh existing villas through furniture, rugs and lighting

Many Ranches homes can improve dramatically without a complete strip-out. A better sofa scale, larger rug, updated curtains, revised dining lighting, art and selected reupholstery can make an established villa feel current while preserving useful flooring, doors and fixed elements.

  • Retain-versus-replace
  • Garden-facing rooms
  • Family hosting
  • Phased decoration
06

JVC — every furniture dimension needs to earn its space

In compact JVC apartments, oversized sectionals, deep consoles and too many occasional tables quickly reduce usable circulation. We prioritise correctly scaled furniture, wall-mounted lighting where useful, one strong rug and closed storage so the home feels styled without feeling full.

  • Compact furniture scale
  • Vertical storage
  • Rental-friendly choices
  • Clear circulation
07

Emirates Hills — art, rugs and furniture need architectural scale

Large Emirates Hills villas can carry substantial rugs, collectible furniture, formal seating groups and significant artwork. The challenge is not filling the room; it is creating enough visual hierarchy that each piece has space and the furniture still supports conversation rather than only photographing well.

  • Large-room proportion
  • Art curation
  • Premium textiles
  • Formal + family zones
08

Business Bay — residential polish or office identity without visual clutter

Business Bay apartments benefit from compact, skyline-aware furniture and controlled materials, while existing offices can use artwork, lounge furniture, planting and decorative lighting to improve client-facing areas without rebuilding the entire workplace.

  • Tower logistics
  • City views
  • Office lounges
  • Flexible FF&E

Interior Decoration Services Dubai

Choose the decorating scope around how the property will actually be used.

A new handover, lived-in villa, holiday home and office all need different furnishing priorities, lead times and durability levels.

Downtown Dubai apartment with neutral sectional sofa, geometric rug and floor-to-ceiling city glazing
New Handover / 01

Apartment Furnishing & Decoration

For studios, one- to three-bedroom apartments and penthouses that already have usable kitchens, bathrooms and floors. We build the move-in layer: furniture plan, curtains, rugs, decorative lighting, art, accessories and selected wall features.

Furniture layoutCurtainsRugsLightingArt + accessories
Explore Apartment Interior Design Dubai
Dubai Marina apartment living and dining room with neutral sofa, textured rug and full-height waterfront windows
Waterfront / 02

Dubai Marina, JBR & Waterfront Apartment Decoration

For view-led apartments where curtains, glare, balcony access and furniture height matter. We use upholstery, rugs and window treatments that support the waterfront setting rather than turning every room into a generic blue-and-white theme.

View protectionUV-conscious fabricsSheer + blackoutBalcony routeLow-profile furniture
Explore Interior Design Dubai Marina
Dubai Hills Estate villa living room with white sofas, marble feature wall, brass tables and full-height garden glazing
Villa / 03

Villa Interior Decoration Dubai

For Dubai Hills, Arabian Ranches, Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills, Jumeirah and other villas where larger rooms need furniture groups, rug scale, art, curtains and decorative lighting sized to the architecture.

Large-room scaleFormal + family livingCurtain heightArtFurniture continuity
Explore Villa Interior Design
Arabian Ranches villa with light wood floor, neutral sofas, dining table, plants and garden-facing windows
Occupied Home / 04

Interior Decor Refresh Without Full Renovation

For homes that already contain useful pieces. We edit furniture, rework layout, specify reupholstery where worthwhile and add curtains, rugs, art, lighting and selected replacement pieces so the room feels intentionally updated.

Keep good piecesReupholsteryLayout editingColourPhased budget
Explore Interior Renovation Dubai
Modern JVC apartment living room with neutral sofa, abstract artwork, rug and full-height curtains
Rental / 05

Holiday Home & Rental Furnishing Dubai

For landlords and holiday-home operators who need a coherent, durable and photogenic interior with furniture, curtains, rugs, basic art, accessories, delivery and installation planned around the target guest or tenant.

DurabilityListing photographyReplaceable furnitureBlackoutMove-in readiness
Explore FF&E Interior Design
Business Bay executive office with large desk, leather chair, rug and floor-to-ceiling city windows
Business / 06

Office Interior Decoration Dubai

For existing workplaces where the functional layout already works but reception, meeting rooms, executive offices or client lounges need more coherent artwork, soft seating, rugs, decorative lighting, accessories and planting.

ReceptionClient loungeArtworkDecorative lightingBrand accents
Explore Office Interior Design Dubai

What Interior Decoration Dubai Can Include

We define exactly which visible layers Bella is responsible for before you start buying.

Interior decorating becomes expensive when furniture, curtains, lighting and accessories are bought independently and only brought together at the end. We coordinate the decisions as one composition and make the procurement responsibilities visible.

01

Furniture layout + editing

Get the scale right before choosing brands.

  • Measured furniture plan
  • Keep / reupholster / replace review
  • Sofa, dining, bed and occasional furniture sizing
  • Conversation and circulation planning
  • TV / view relationship
  • Existing-piece integration
02

Colour + wall decoration

Use colour and wall finish to support the furniture, not compete with it.

  • Paint palette and undertone review
  • Wallpaper / wallcovering selection
  • Decorative moulding where appropriate
  • Feature wall strategy
  • Artwork background colours
  • Sample review in real daylight
03

Curtains + soft furnishings

Treat windows as part of comfort, privacy and visual proportion.

  • Sheers, lined curtains and blackout
  • Track / rod style and position
  • Curtain fullness and drop
  • Cushions and throws
  • Upholstery / reupholstery fabrics
  • Performance and UV considerations
04

Rugs + textile zoning

Rugs should connect the furniture group and improve softness.

  • Correct rug dimensions
  • Living and dining zoning
  • Pattern / colour coordination
  • Pile height and cleaning
  • Bedroom rug placement
  • Custom-size rug sourcing where needed
05

Decorative lighting

Add atmosphere after the main room function is understood.

  • Pendant and chandelier selection
  • Table and floor lamps
  • Wall lights where existing power allows
  • Lighting scale against ceiling height
  • 2700K–3000K residential ambience where appropriate
  • Decorative fixture coordination with metals
06

Art, accessories + styling

The final layer should communicate personality without filling every surface.

  • Artwork sizing and placement
  • Gallery wall planning
  • Mirrors
  • Objects and books
  • Plants and planters
  • Final installation-day styling
07

Sourcing + procurement

Turn selections into a coordinated delivery rather than separate shopping trips.

  • Supplier shortlist
  • Budget and lead-time tracking
  • Order coordination where included
  • Delivery scheduling
  • Service-lift / loading checks
  • Installation, placement and snagging

The decoration proposal should state clearly whether furniture purchasing, custom pieces, delivery, curtain installation, art hanging, styling days and third-party supplier costs are included. Appliances, major fixed joinery, construction, MEP changes, authority fees and building deposits should not be assumed unless specifically listed.

Our Interior Decoration Process in Dubai

Measure first, edit second, specify third—then buy.

The process is designed to prevent the most common decorating mistake: purchasing attractive pieces individually and discovering they do not fit, relate or arrive in the right order.

01

Property + lifestyle brief

We identify the Dubai area and building, who uses the property, what you already own, rooms involved, style preferences, budget and target move-in or opening date.

Output: decoration brief + information checklist
02

Site review + measurements

We verify room dimensions, glazing, curtain conditions, fixed finishes, key furniture to retain, power points and delivery constraints where needed.

Output: measured decoration basis
03

Furniture layout + keep/replace strategy

Major pieces are drawn at real dimensions and circulation is tested before product sourcing begins.

Output: approved furniture plan
04

Colour, material + FF&E direction

We establish the wall colours, furniture family, textiles, rugs, lighting, art and decorative material relationships.

Output: decoration concept + palette
05

Sourcing + budget schedule

Furniture and decorative items are selected with dimensions, quantities, price, lead time and alternatives so you can approve the spend before orders are placed.

Output: FF&E / decor schedule
06

Procurement + delivery coordination

Where included, orders are tracked and deliveries are sequenced around building access, service lifts, curtain installation and furniture assembly.

Output: coordinated delivery plan
07

Installation + final styling

Furniture is placed, curtains and artwork are checked, accessories are edited and visible issues are closed so the property is ready to live in, photograph or hand over.

Output: styled, ready-to-use interior

Interior Decorating Is Visual—But the Dimensions Still Have to Work

Furniture, curtains and lighting can fail even when the mood board looks perfect.

We check the physical relationships before ordering because Dubai towers and villas can create real constraints around lifts, glazing, AC, power and furniture access.

Dubai Hills villa living room with large neutral furniture, marble focal wall and full-height garden glazing
01

Furniture must be checked against doors, lifts and corridors

A sofa that fits the room may still fail at the service lift or apartment door. We review key delivery dimensions before approving oversized pieces.

02

Curtains must respect AC grilles and ceiling conditions

Full-height sheers look simple only when track position, curtain pocket, bulkhead, return-air grille and balcony door movement are coordinated.

03

Rug size changes how large the seating group feels

Undersized rugs visually break the furniture apart. We select dimensions from the actual sofa and chair positions rather than choosing a standard rug from a catalogue first.

04

Decorative lighting needs compatible power and support

Statement pendants may require additional support, dimming compatibility or revised ceiling points. If electrical modification is needed, it moves beyond pure styling and should be coordinated properly.

05

Artwork needs the correct wall and fixing method

Stone, tile, glass, mirrors and lightweight partitions all need different hanging strategies. We do not specify heavy art or mirrors without understanding the wall behind them.

06

Strong Dubai sunlight affects fabrics and art

West-facing glass can fade saturated upholstery, rugs and artwork. Sheers, blackout and UV-conscious materials are part of the decoration strategy where exposure is significant.

07

Large rooms need fewer, bigger pieces—not more small decor

In Palm Jumeirah, Emirates Hills and larger villas, oversized architecture needs furniture and art with enough scale. Filling the space with many small objects usually makes the room feel less resolved.

08

Small apartments need closed storage to keep styling believable

JVC, Business Bay and similar apartments can look beautifully styled only if daily items have somewhere to go. Decoration and storage strategy should support one another.

Dubai Interior Decoration Approvals & Building Rules

Loose decoration is simple; decorative works and construction can trigger building or authority requirements.

Furniture, rugs, loose lamps, accessories and most movable decorative items are generally much lighter-touch than renovation, but your building or landlord may still control delivery timing, loading access, wall fixing, curtain installation, contractor registration or work permits.

Dubai Municipality currently lists a Self Permit to Carry Out Decorative Works for building contracting and decor companies for building units over 100 sqm, subject to conditions. The service includes decorative works such as suspended ceilings, flooring, shelving and non-structural internal partitions.

If your decoration brief expands into structural change, substantial electrical or plumbing work, fire/life-safety changes, major fixed partitions or use changes, do not treat it as a furniture-and-styling project. The relevant landlord, Dubai Municipality, DDA, DMCC, Trakhees or other authority route may apply depending on the exact property.

For apartments and managed communities, we also confirm practical rules such as service-lift booking, delivery windows, contractor access, noise hours and protection requirements before installation day.

  • Building / landlord NOC where required
  • Dubai Municipality decorative-works route where applicable
  • Free-zone / development authority requirements for controlled properties
  • Service lift and loading access
  • Wall-fixing and contractor rules
  • Electrical / ceiling work separated from loose decoration
Read the current Dubai Municipality — Self Permit to Carry Out Decorative Works
City Walk Dubai apartment with grey sectional sofa, patterned rug, timber floor, slim lighting and full-height windows

Dubai Interior Decor Materials & 2026 Direction

Warmth, texture and personality are replacing flat grey-and-white show-home styling.

Current 2026 Dubai design coverage is moving away from cold, glossy grey-and-white interiors toward warmer neutrals, tactile natural materials, curved furniture, richer timber and rooms that feel lived in rather than staged. We use those signals only when they suit your property and preferences.

A decoration scheme should still have a material hierarchy. If the floor is already veined marble, the rug and curtains may need to be quieter. If the developer shell is very neutral, texture in linen, wool, bouclé, timber, leather and artwork can create depth without changing the architecture.

For Dubai homes, durability matters alongside appearance. Performance upholstery, washable cushion covers, lined curtains, practical rug pile and UV-aware fabrics can preserve the look far better than fragile showroom materials chosen only from photographs.

Warm neutral — ivory, sand, mushroom, camel, walnut and aged brass for calm apartments and villasEarthy contemporary — terracotta, olive, warm oak, cream and textured linen for more natural family interiorsQuiet luxury — stone, walnut, wool, brushed metal, sculptural furniture and restrained artWaterfront soft — warm white, sand, muted blue-green, pale timber and full-height sheers for Marina, JBR and Palm viewsUrban tailored — taupe, espresso, charcoal, walnut and controlled brass for Downtown, DIFC and Business BayTextile layer — linen, wool, velvet, cotton, bouclé and performance fabrics mixed by texture rather than one matching setWindow layer — sheer plus lined / blackout treatment where privacy, glare or sleep requires itArt + objects — fewer larger pieces with personal meaning instead of filling every console and shelf

Interior Decoration Dubai Cost & Timeline — 2026

Separate styling, furnishing and full decoration before comparing prices.

Interior decoration costs in Dubai vary because one client may need a one-day room review while another needs furniture, curtains, rugs, art, custom pieces, procurement, delivery and full installation across an entire villa. The figures below are third-party 2026 market references, not fixed Bella prices. Your quotation should be based on the property, rooms, furniture quality, custom work, sourcing responsibility and whether construction is excluded or included.

2026 Dubai decoration planning ranges

What furniture-led interior decoration can cost

  • Styling consultation: one current Dubai interior-decoration guide publishes approximately AED 2,000–5,000 for a one-day walk-through, mood direction and sourcing guidance.
  • Soft-furnishing / furniture-led package: approximately AED 20,000–80,000 in one current Dubai decoration reference, depending on furniture, rugs, art, accessories and room count.
  • Full decoration service: approximately AED 50,000–200,000 where the scope includes planning, sourcing, procurement, installation and styling.
  • Premium bespoke decoration: approximately AED 150,000–500,000+ where custom furniture, deeper sourcing and full project coordination are involved.
  • General furnishing reference — studio: approximately AED 15,000–30,000; 1-bedroom: AED 30,000–60,000; 2-bedroom: AED 50,000–100,000; 3-bedroom: AED 80,000–150,000.
  • General villa furnishing reference: approximately AED 80,000–250,000+ for affordable-to-mid-range furniture and furnishings; premium bespoke villas can exceed this substantially.
  • If your project also needs technical interior design, current Dubai guidance places concept/layout packages around AED 15–35/sq ft, full technical design around AED 35–80/sq ft and design + FF&E/site supervision around AED 80–150+/sq ft.
  • UAE VAT is generally 5% for standard-rated supplies; proposals should show clearly whether furniture, design, delivery and installation figures include or exclude VAT.
Indicative programme

Furniture lead time usually controls the calendar more than the styling day

  • Brief, measurements and existing-piece review: approximately 2–5 working days depending on property access and room count.
  • Furniture layout, palette and decorating concept: roughly 1–2 weeks for a focused apartment; larger villas or commercial spaces need longer.
  • FF&E sourcing and budget approval: commonly 1–3 weeks depending on the number of options and client approvals.
  • Locally stocked furniture can often move quickly; custom upholstery, made-to-measure curtains and bespoke furniture require additional fabrication time.
  • Imported designer furniture can add several weeks or more, so we identify long-lead pieces before promising a move-in date.
  • Final delivery, curtain fitting, art hanging and styling may take 1–5 days once all major pieces are available and the property is ready.

For a useful quotation, send the Dubai area/building, property type, approximate size, floor plan, current photos, furniture you want to keep, rooms to decorate, preferred quality level, budget and target completion date. We can then separate professional fees, furniture, curtains, rugs, lighting, art, accessories, custom work, delivery, installation and VAT instead of hiding everything inside one unexplained package.

Interior Decoration Dubai — FAQs

Questions to ask before hiring an interior decorator in Dubai.

The right answer depends on whether you need styling only, a complete furniture package, custom decoration, or construction as well.

01What does interior decoration in Dubai include?

It can include furniture layout, furniture selection, rugs, curtains, paint and wallcoverings, decorative lighting, art, mirrors, accessories, plants, sourcing, procurement, delivery, installation and final styling. The exact scope should be written into the proposal.

02What is the difference between an interior decorator and an interior designer in Dubai?

An interior decorator mainly works with the visible furnishing and styling layer. An interior designer can also resolve space planning, fixed joinery, kitchens, bathrooms, ceilings, lighting layouts and technical coordination. If your project needs partitions, MEP or major construction, it is no longer decoration-only.

03How much does interior decoration cost in Dubai in 2026?

Current market references vary by scope. One Dubai decoration guide places styling consultation around AED 2,000–5,000, furniture/soft-furnishing packages around AED 20,000–80,000, full decoration around AED 50,000–200,000 and premium bespoke decoration from roughly AED 150,000–500,000+.

04How much does it cost to furnish a one-bedroom apartment in Dubai?

Current 2026 market guidance commonly places a one-bedroom furnishing budget around AED 30,000–60,000 at affordable-to-mid-range levels, depending on furniture quality, curtains, rugs, décor, delivery and installation. Premium designer furniture can take the budget much higher.

05How much does it cost to furnish a two-bedroom apartment in Dubai?

A general 2026 planning range is around AED 50,000–100,000 for an affordable-to-mid-range furniture and furnishings package. Always check whether curtains, rugs, artwork, mattresses, delivery and installation are included.

06Can Bella decorate a new Downtown Dubai apartment without renovating it?

Yes. If the developer kitchen, bathrooms, flooring and doors are usable, we can focus on furniture, curtains, rugs, decorative lighting, artwork and selected wall features while protecting the Burj or Opera District view.

07How should a Dubai Marina or JBR apartment be decorated?

We usually protect the glazing and balcony route, use UV-conscious upholstery and sheers, keep tall furniture away from key views and use rugs and lighting to define living and dining zones without adding unnecessary partitions.

08What works well for a Palm Jumeirah villa?

Palm villas can support larger rugs, sculptural furniture, art and statement lighting because the rooms are often larger and more view-led. The important decision is scale: a few strong pieces usually work better than many small decorative objects.

09Can Bella refresh an Arabian Ranches villa using my existing furniture?

Yes. We can measure and edit the furniture you already own, reupholster pieces worth keeping and add new rugs, curtains, lighting, art and replacement furniture only where it improves the room.

10Can interior decoration work in a small JVC apartment?

Yes. The key is furniture scale. We prioritise a correctly sized sofa, one strong rug, compact dining or work furniture, wall-mounted or slim lighting and enough closed storage so decoration does not reduce circulation.

11Do you provide office interior decoration in Dubai?

Yes. For existing offices that already function technically, we can focus on reception, client lounges, meeting rooms, executive furniture, rugs, artwork, decorative lighting, planting and brand accents. If partitions, MEP or workplace re-planning are required, the scope should move into office interior design or fit-out.

12Do I need a permit for interior decoration in Dubai?

Loose furniture and soft furnishings are generally lighter-touch, but building and landlord rules can still apply. Dubai Municipality also lists a self-permit route for qualifying decorative works in building units over 100 sqm, including suspended ceilings, flooring, shelving and non-structural partitions, subject to conditions.

13Can Bella source furniture, curtains and artwork for me?

Yes, where procurement is included in the proposal. We can prepare an FF&E schedule, supplier shortlist, budget, quantities and alternatives, then coordinate orders, deliveries and installation to the agreed level of responsibility.

14How long does an interior decoration project take in Dubai?

A focused apartment can move from brief to approved selections within a few weeks, but the full calendar depends on furniture lead times, curtain fabrication, custom pieces and imported items. Final styling is usually the last few days after the major deliveries are complete.

15Can you decorate a property for rental or holiday-home use?

Yes. We can create a furniture and styling package around the target guest or tenant, prioritising durability, photography, blackout, replaceability, cleaning and move-in readiness instead of specifying fragile items that are difficult to maintain.

16What should I send Bella for an Interior Decoration Dubai quotation?

Send the Dubai area or building, property type, approximate size, floor plan, current photos, furniture you want to keep, rooms to decorate, preferred style, budget and target completion date. Also tell us whether you need design advice only, sourcing, procurement, delivery and installation, or a wider renovation / fit-out scope.

Start Your Dubai Decoration Project

Tell us what you already have, what feels unfinished and when you want the property ready.

Share the Dubai area or building, property type, floor plan or approximate room sizes and current photos. Tell us which furniture, artwork or rugs you want to keep and which rooms need the most attention.

Then tell us whether you want design direction only, furniture and decor sourcing, curtains and rugs, complete procurement and installation, or a wider renovation. That lets us recommend a scope that matches the actual problem instead of selling you construction you do not need.