Swedish tree hugging
IKEA ‘hugs’ Festival City trees.
As part of the Dubai Home Festival, IKEA is symbolically hugging the trees outside its Dubai Festival City Mall store. The Swedish home-furnishing retailer believes that even small changes can make a big difference.
To promote this idea, they have wrapped the trees with sustainable, eco-friendly fabrics in an effort to create a better everyday life for all.
The Latest
An Impressive Entrance
The Synua Wall System by Oikos offers modularity and style
Drifting into Summer
Perennials unveils the Sun Kissed collection for 2025
The Fold
Architect Rabih Geha’s collaboration with Iwan Maktabi
From Floorplans to Foodscapes
For Ayesha Erkin, architecture was never just about buildings, but about how people live, eat, gather and remember
Between Sea and Sky
Cycladic heritage, heartfelt hospitality and contemporary design converge on Deos Mykonos, designed by GM Architects
A Fresh Take on ’70s Style
Curved shapes and colourful artworks bring vibrancy to this contemporary home with mesmerising nature views
Into the Woods
Perched among the treetops, this serene home’s permanent connection to nature invites dwellers to unplug and unwind
A New Chapter for Dubai – Jebel Ali Racecourse
A.R.M. Holding and BIG unveil visionary masterplan around Jebel Ali Racecourse
Textures at Play
Interior designer Claudia Afshar’s collaboration with Cosentino redefines vertical cladding with nature-inspired textures and a timeless aesthetic
Summer Living
HKLIVING’s Summer ’25 Additions are arriving to the Middle East via Urban Nest
Living with Masterpieces
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York and Sedar Global collaborate on a limited-edition collection offering for summer 2025