Al Quoz is home to some of Dubai’s most established and ambitious fit-out companies. PAGES maps five of the names shaping how the city’s spaces are built, finished and delivered.
Wellness is no longer something added to a home in India. PAGES explores how daylight, ventilation, air quality and circadian light are becoming part of the residential design brief itself.
As Dubai and Riyadh attract global headquarters and multinational companies, the office is being redesigned around collaboration, identity and wellbeing. PAGES explores the workplaces leading that shift.
As cities grow hotter, shade has become essential public infrastructure. PAGES explores five architectural installations across the Middle East and beyond that are redefining how we design for comfort outdoors.
From cool clinical grey to deep terracotta, PAGES explores five retail and wellness spaces that use a single colour to create some of the most compelling interiors being designed right now.
Green walls have moved far beyond decoration. PAGES explores the science, the design intelligence and the suppliers making biophilic design one of the most consequential conversations in the built environment today.
Vintage design is no longer about nostalgia. PAGES explores why the most compelling interiors being created today deliberately reach backward, and what that tells us about where design is heading.
Dubai’s restaurant scene is as much about design as it is about food. PAGES looks at the interior design studios behind five of the city’s most talked about recent openings and the teams that brought them to life.
Long before air conditioning, Emirati homes were designed to work with the heat. PAGES explores how vernacular architectural practices like the barjeel, arish houses and shaded courtyards are finding new relevance in contemporary Gulf design.
From the Friday Mosque in Isfahan to an unassuming villa in Dubai, PAGES explores how Islamic maximalism has always used ornament, geometry and craft to tell the stories that minimalism cannot.