When Structure Dissolves Into Living: Inside Designer Nebras Aljoaib’s Riyadh Home In her personal townhouse, Nebras Aljoaib explores proportion, materiality, and memory to create a home that feels instinctive rather than arranged.Show More

This New York Apartment Redefines What Eclectic Really Means Perched above the High Line in New York City’s Chelsea neighborhood, with glittering views stretching toward Hudson Yards, this pied-à-terre by Lucy Harris reads like a study in cultivated contrast. Show More

Marrakech on Jubail Island: Sculptural Warmth and the Architecture of Family Life A five-bedroom sanctuary by C’est ici Design, where travertine, oak and sculptural form converge to balance quiet monumentality with the evolving rhythms of family life.Show More

Coollect, or The Art of Looking Without a Name In an era when the art market is increasingly tethered to reputation, provenance, and spectacle, Coollect proposes a radical recalibration: what if we looked first—and only—at the work? Show More

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When Icons Converse: Poltrona Frau x Fornasetti When Poltrona Frau and Fornasetti meet, it is not a collision of logos but a dialogue between two visual languages: one rooted in leather, proportion, and industrial savoir-faire; the other in illusion, archive, and the poetic excess of image.Show More

The A/P Room Inaugurates Its Permanent Gallery in Alserkal Avenue, Dubai The region’s first platform bridging historic and contemporary collectible design, bringing international perspectives to the Middle East while elevating regional designers globally.Show More

The Space Between: Nada Debs Establishes Her First International Flagship in Dubai For more than two decades, Debs has operated at the intersection of craft and contemporary design, developing a body of work that resists both nostalgia and minimalism. Show More

QLOCKTWO: When Time Becomes a Language On the occasion of the unveiling of QLOCKTWO’s new flagship boutique in Dubai, Marie Claire Maison Arabia met with founders Marco Biegert and Andreas Funk to discuss their philosophy of time, language, and design.Show More

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