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Discover the perfect harmony of luxury and nature in an exquisite penthouse by Studio M on the Palm Jumeirah
Armed with breathtaking panoramic sea views, this exceptional home on the Palm Jumeirah captures the true essence of seaside bliss. Abboud Malak of Studio M’s delicate design approach pays homage to the surrounding environment, seamlessly blending effortless elegance with comfort.
Malak’s approach to the home elevate the stunning surroundings, resulting in a symphony of natural materials that infuse the penthouse with warmth and texture
Tasked with creating a ‘forever home’ for a family from Saudi Arabia that loves the lifestyle of Dubai, Malak focused on providing style, comfort, a serene atmosphere and timeless elegance. The design approach was inspired by the influences of Aman Resorts, a great favourite of the family. This is reflected in the hints of Asian design elements, such as the shoji screens and the banana leaf woven wallpaper at the entrance. Columns that previously disrupted the apartment’s flow have been ingeniously concealed within joinery items or seamlessly integrated into the room design.
Malak embarked on a mission to celebrate and elevate the stunning surroundings, resulting in a symphony of natural materials that infuse the penthouse with warmth and texture. From the chalky plastered walls to the light oak wood panelling and floors, every element is utilised to create an immersive sensory experience.
Driven by a passionate pursuit of inspiring spaces, the penthouse reflects a restrained approach where the human experience reigns supreme. Each room is meticulously crafted to elicit visual novelty and authenticity, unveiling a harmonious blend of aesthetics and functionality. It is a testament to the belief that a home should evoke emotions and enrich lives, creating a true sanctuary for the soul.
Asian design elements such as the Shoji screens and the banana leaf woven wallpaper at the entrance are an ode to the family’s favourite hotels
Asian design elements such as the Shoji screens and the banana leaf woven wallpaper at the entrance are an ode to the family’s favourite hotels
Imbued with the warmth of modernism rooted in Japanese tradition, the residence unveils a world of effortless luxury living, relaxation, entertainment and wellness. Its exotic setting, adorned with terraced pools and lush foliage, defines a way of life that seamlessly integrates the richness of the indoor-outdoor lifestyle. A true standout feature of the residence is its meticulously curated furniture collection. High-end furnishings include Holly Hunt sofas, Antonio Citterio’s Flexform sofa, Minotti outdoor furniture and custom travertine tables with Roda chairs. Each piece was carefully selected to complement the serene and sophisticated environment. The homeowners’ vast art collection is showcased throughout the home, adding a personal touch and enhancing the overall aesthetic.
A true standout feature of the residence lies in its meticulously curated furniture collection. Holly Hunt sofas, Antonio Citterio’s Flexform sofa, Minotti outdoor furniture, and custom travertine tables with Roda chairs grace the home
Photography by Oculus Project
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