We've just recently completed a one-of-a-kind eclectic townhouse project in Dubai Hills, UAE.
The client’s vision for their forever home in the hills was to create a space that reflects their family’s heritage while keeping it modern, full of personality and unique, a space that would have visitors in awe at every corner they looked in. The townhouse is filled with 'wow' statement pieces throughout, as well as feature walls and furniture that work together collectively to create a space that is eclectic, yet synchronized.
Throughout the home, you can find the heritage of Great Britain and Kazakhstan, the nationalities of the clients. La Belle Maison sourced antique furniture for the dining room, a table and a set of chairs came straight from a castle in Austria. One of the key pieces in this project is the dining room antique table, a 17th-century wonder. It was brought to life by an artist in Dubai, the customized painting on the table incorporates the traditional Kazakhstan pattern with the British rose, in purple, along with memorable family dates and names subtly throughout. A piece that will be in the family for decades to come. The clients' love for century-old furniture and high-quality fabrics were brought together by reupholstering the antique dining room chairs with Christian Lacroix and Emma Shipley fabrics, timeless patterns bringing the elements in the home together.
The kitchen is a notable space incorporating the clients' love for color, patterns and Italy. The colorful backsplash tiles are from Antica Deruta in Perugia, Italy. La Belle Maison got customized tiles to reflect the Kazakhstan tribal patterns, creating a personal one-of-a-kind feature in the kitchen.
The staircase wall features the Donatello wallpaper from Tecnografica, a design that incorporates black and white with colors, the client loves playing with colors mixed in with black and white patterns and this wallpaper does just this. You can also see the client's love for black and white patterns mixed with color in the artwork placed on the dining room wall.
For the garden, the clients wanted a spectacular masterpiece that would give the illusion of a bigger space, the kind a classic Dubai villa would have. This was done by creating various different spaces outside with different uses. There is an outdoor kitchen, bar and water feature.
La Belle Maison also played with organic shapes and floor lighting to give guests the illusion of a bigger space that was sought out.
This townhouse in Dubai Hills is one of a kind and a true testament to the designer’s creativity and vision at La Belle Maison.
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