Interior Design Consultancy in Dubai

Below is the practical meaning of interior consultancy services on developer-led projects in Dubai. The exact list is tailored to your scope and timeline, but these are the typical deliverables.

1. Concept direction and building identity
2. Space planning and user flow
3. Materials and finishes built for high traffic
4. FF&E and loose furniture (if required)
5. Drawings and documentation
6. Tender support and site support

This service is built for developer-led projects where multiple floors and repeated layouts demand clear standards, durable specs, and coordinated documentation.

Different projects need different levels of involvement. Below are common packages we provide for Dubai interior consultancy services.

Concept Consultancy

Best when you need direction quickly for branding, marketing visuals, and early cost planning.

Design + Drawing Package

Best when you need an interior set for pricing and execution.

Design + Site Support

Best when you want design continuity through construction and handover.

This services is for teams who need a clear interior direction and a practical delivery system for a Dubai building project.

• Developers / development managers – when you need a stylish look for lobbies, lift lobbies, corridors, amenities, and typical units, with clear standards that stay consistent across floors.
• Project management consultants – when you need a scope and deliverables that reduce site questions, support tender pricing, and keep decisions documented.
• Architects / lead consultants – when you need interior consultants who can coordinate layouts, ceilings, key elevations, and finishes with the architectural intent and MEP constraints.
• Asset owners upgrading existing towers – when you want to refresh lobby and common areas with durable selections and a phased approach that respects building operations.

A full-building interior consultancy package for a Dubai tower. We defined the exterior look and created a complete interior design for lobby, corridors, gym, and typical apartment, so the building feels consistent from the first impression to the daily resident routes.

• Lobby: stone feature walls, clean panel detailing, reception + waiting zones, statement lighting, warm finishes that suit high traffic
• Corridors: a clear, repeatable template for typical floors (finishes, lighting rhythm, key wall moments)
• Gym: durable layout, mirrored wall zones, strong ceiling lighting lines, practical materials for daily use
• Typical apartments: neutral, easy-to-repeat standards for main finishes, kitchen lines, and built-in elements

For this residential building in Dubai, our consultancy scope focused on the key touchpoints that shape daily resident experience. The result is a consistent look that starts on the facade and continues inside, with clear templates that are easy for teams to repeat during execution.

• Lobby: a bright, clean reception concept with light stone wall panels, patterned accent bands, warm timber at the desk, and simple ceiling lighting lines that keep the space crisp and professional.
• Lift design: a sleek cabin look using reflective metal surfaces and a strong central color panel.
• Exterior + pool and kids’ play area: a contemporary facade with vertical accent strips and a practical amenity deck layout—shaded loungers, clear walking zones, and a family-friendly play corner.
• Bathrooms (apartments + common): a neutral bathroom with walk-in shower glazing, niche shelving, stone-look finishes, and floating vanity lines—set up to stay consistent across unit types and shared bathrooms.

This project focused on the everyday routes residents use most—lift lobbies, corridors, shared bathrooms, and the unit interiors.

• Lift lobby design: clean, modern arrival with brushed metal lift doors, warm neutral wall panels, and simple signage placement for easy wayfinding.
• Corridor design: a practical typical-floor system using timber wainscot detailing, calm wall tones, and a ceiling rhythm that keeps the hallway bright without visual clutter.
• Common bathrooms: a durable, easy-to-maintain palette with two-tone tile zoning, large round mirror lighting, and compact vanity layouts that still feel premium.
• Typical apartment interiors: neutral, resident-friendly layouts with soft living room styling, a straightforward kitchen line, and bedroom storage that stays consistent for different unit types.