Retail fit out
Tradition against modern elegance — desert-sand tones, graceful curves and geometric pattern, built around a Ghaf tree as the centrepiece of the room.
A boutique where tradition meets modern elegance. The concept drew on the desert — graceful curves, geometric pattern and warm earthy tones reflecting Dubai’s heritage without tipping into pastiche.
At the centre of the room stands a Ghaf tree, the national tree of the UAE and a symbol of resilience. The retail plan is organised around it, so the centrepiece is structural to how the store works rather than an ornament placed in a corner.
Arched openings and geometric screening were made as joinery rather than formed in gypsum, which holds a crisper arris on the curve and lets the pieces be finished in the workshop instead of on site. Lighting is soft and layered so the fabric reads correctly — abaya retail lives or dies on how black fabric looks under the lights.
Shopfront, display joinery, feature arches and fitting rooms
Ghaf tree centrepiece with the retail plan organised around it
Arched openings and geometric screening built as workshop joinery
Layered and colour-corrected for dark fabric
The project
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