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This villa on the Palm Jumeirah designed by E+A Studio offers a tranquil sanctuary
Pursuing a turnkey solution for this villa on the Palm Jumeirah, E+A Studio focused on creating a space that prioritises both wellness and eco-conscious living, where every detail serves a purpose and contributes to the overall vision. At the heart of the home is a curated selection of eco-friendly materials and bespoke craftsmanship. The use of Senso resin flooring, a sustainable and toxin-free option, establishes a seamless flow between spaces while reinforcing the commitment to environmental responsibility. This eco-friendly foundation is complemented by lighting from renowned brands PSLab and Flos, adding warmth and sophistication to the home’s ambiance. “We aimed to design a home that promotes tranquillity and harmony. This villa is meant to be a luxurious haven, offering a reset from the fast-paced rhythm of city life.” says Evgenia Molchanova, Founder and Lead Architect at E+A Studio. Throughout the villa, a luxurious material palette emerges through the integration of furniture by B&B Italia and Amura Lab, which seamlessly combines comfort with modern elegance. These pieces, alongside custom metalwork by Metalfabrik and exquisite stone elements by Petraviva, create a cohesive aesthetic that reflects the villa’s refined simplicity.
One of the villa’s standout design features is the bespoke dining table, a true architectural statement crafted from two solid marble slabs resting on a stainless steel base. This grand centrepiece anchors the open-plan ground floor, serving both as a functional element and a symbol of the villa’s structural integrity. The table, like many of the villa’s design elements, is a part of the home’s ‘bone structure,’ exemplifying the thoughtful integration of design and architecture. The first floor houses private bedrooms, each with expansive terraces offering breathtaking views of the sea and Dubai’s skyline. The seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, enhanced by natural light and carefully chosen finishes, fosters a sense of serenity and connection to the natural environment. Custom features like the stainless steel space divider between the dining and living areas enhance the villa’s sense of transparency and fluidity. This graphic, sculptural piece is both artistic and functional, further elevating the modern and minimalist design. Designed to offer a lifestyle of comfort and luxury, the villa is equipped with an array of amenities, including a private infinity pool, landscaped gardens, a gourmet kitchen and a home theatre. Every detail has been meticulously crafted to promote relaxation and well-being, making this villa a blissful seaside haven.
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