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      10 private dining rooms in Dubai for a special occasion

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      by Sarah Joseph
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      When it comes to an exceptional dining experience, Dubai always knows how to deliver. However, to add an aura of intimacy and opulence to your next special occasion, why not opt for a private dining room?
      With five-star cuisine and service, these Dubai restaurants offer an outstanding experience with their decadent private dining rooms.
      From plush interiors to a bespoke menu, Emirates Woman has curated a list of all the luxe Dubai-based venues with a secluded space tailored to your needs.
      Studio Frantzén

      Marking Björn Frantzén’s debut in the Middle East, Studio Frantzén offers the Swedish chef’s critically acclaimed French-Asian gastronomy with Nordic influences, all set within a modern Scandinavian environment of effortless luxury. Echoing the aesthetic of FZN by Björn Frantzén, every detail has been meticulously curated – from bespoke tableware to hand-painted murals, complemented by an eclectic music mix that creates the perfect upbeat energy. While the restaurant embraces a relaxed à la carte menu, it is characterised by distinctive flavours and preparations, highlighting the refined cooking techniques that Björn is celebrated for. The restaurant boasts an atrium adorned with chandeliers and a dining room featuring cozy booths, as well as a private dining room that accommodates up to 14 guests.
      Amazonico

      This jungle-inspired venue gives guests a chance to dine in their private dining room for all types of special occasions. For larger groups, the restaurant offers a completely secluded dining space, where semi-private areas for smaller groups are also available upon request. Up to 20 guests can dine together in an intimate setting with access to the luxe rooftop and views of Dubai’s scintillating skyline. With Latin-American cuisine, diners can be taken on a sensory journey along the Amazon river with some eclectic tunes.
      For more information visit amazonicorestaurant.com.
      Shanghai Me

      Inspired by the culinary traditions of East Asia, this haven encapsulates a rich heritage through a fusion of cocktails and dishes. This 1930s-inspired restaurant has a hidden luxe private dining area for bespoke events to meet any given requirements.
      For more information visit shanghame-restaurant.com. 
      Le Guépard

      Designed as a dedicated private dining space in the heart of Alserkal Avenue, this experiential venue can be tailored according to anyone’s personal preference. By cooking up a bespoke culinary menu, Chef Yanis Yahou takes guests on an unforgettable journey with each bite. Inspired by the French Riviera, guests can host birthday celebrations or corporate events with vintage décor, that’s sure to impress.
      For more information visit leguepard-est2021.com.
      Cé La Vi

      With out-of-this-world Burj Khalifa views and a fusion of fragrant ingredients, CÉ LA VI is the culinary hotspot is one that everyone needs to visit. The contemporary Asian menu curated by executive chef Howard Ko is second to none and the entire restaurant experience will leave you wanting to go back for more. For an event to remember, guests can host special occasions or corporate events that create a lasting impression. The private dining room, enclosed within a bamboo forest-themed interior, can host up to 10 guests and is ideal for gatherings, meetings to tastings.
      For more information visit celavi.com.
      ROKA

      If there’s one Japanese Robatayaki restaurant that you need to try is ROKA. Featuring a prominent red 3D brick wall, the restaurant offers a hidden dining space perfect for intimate gatherings. With dishes from the restaurant’s main menu and a long banquet hall, it’s surely a luxe option to add to your list.
      For more information visit rokarestaurant.com. 
      GAIA

      This award-winning Greek-Mediterranean restaurant is designed with a modern palate and a delectable menu created by Chef Izu Ani. With its captivating charm, there’s something for everyone to sit and dine for hours. With a private Chef’s Table situated on the outskirts of the kitchen at the lower level, guests can enjoy a 12-seater dining experience. Surrounded by white stone walls and intricate details with copper pans, the table and journey are designed for an intimate gathering.
      For more information visit gaia-restaurants.com.
      At.mosphere

      In the world’s tallest building, this exquisite restaurant awaits. For a premium dining experience with a seating capacity of up to 16 guests, the restaurant’s culinary team brings the most meticulous creations to life while you dine sky-high.
      For more information visit atmosphereburjkhalifa.com. 
      Zuma

      By adding a sophisticated twist to the Japanese Izakaya style of cooking, Zuma offers authentic dishes that make people come back for more. The restaurant’s private dining area is the ideal place to host a social luncheon, brunch or corporate dinner in its unique space with a solid oak wood dining table that can seat up to 20 guests. Alternatively, the room can be divided into two separate spaces to accommodate 10 guests each.
      For more information visit zumarestaurant.com
      Il Borro Tuscan Bistro

      Il Borro is the go-to restaurant in Dubai for five-star Italian cuisine. The fine-dining hotspot’s private dining area is the perfect place for an intimate gathering of 10 to 15 guests. Guests can experience a bespoke menu of three to four courses according to their dietary requirements.
      For more information visit ilborrotuscanbistro.ae
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      Your ultimate April guide of all the activities to try in Dubai

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      Your ultimate guide of all the Dubai activities from April 14 to 30, 2025.
      Visit this new wellness space

      The Lob is thrilled to announce its grand opening on Saturday, 19th April, unveiling a premium padel and wellness destination set to become a staple for Dubai residents. Located in Al Quoz 3, the expansive venue boasts six premium indoor padel courts in a signature sage green hue, two multifunction studios—The Move Room, featuring infrared technology for heated and non-heated yoga classes, and The Align Room, home to six Peak Reformer Pilates machines. More than just a fitness club, The Lob is a holistic sanctuary for wellness, fostering a community where individuals connect through padel, Pilates, and shared goals. Complementing the experience, The Dose by Chef Silvena—Dubai’s renowned healthy café—will offer energizing elixirs, vibrant superfood bowls, and guilt-free treats, making it the perfect post-workout retreat. This exciting launch is set to elevate Dubai’s dynamic fitness landscape.
      For more information visit @thisisthelob

      Experience this exquisite culinary collaboration

      Get ready for one of Dubai’s most exciting culinary collaborations as Michelin-starred Leña, renowned for its fire-cooked flavors, teams up with Matcha Club, Al Quoz’s beloved hub for culture and conscious living, for an exclusive dining experience on April 25th and 26th. This bold partnership will transform Matcha Club’s padel court into a dreamy, elevated culinary escape, blending fine dining with soulful ambiance and nature-infused design. Chef Dani Garcia’s signature open-fire cooking will take center stage, featuring daring dishes like Grilled Avocado with coriander pesto and feta, Porterhouse Tuna Carpaccio, the indulgent Burger Bull, and the show-stopping Kiwami Tomahawk Paella. Guests will also enjoy sweet creations like Matcha TEAramisu and Torta di Rosa with Matcha Vanilla Cream, all served in a bespoke setting lit by candlelight and brought to life by a custom-built grill station. With two seatings each night at 7 pm and 9:30 pm, priced at Dhs650 per person, Leña x Matcha Club promises a boundary-pushing, flavor-filled evening that fuses fire, freshness, and unforgettable atmosphere.

      Try out a mat Pilates Infrared session

      Currently in the works, this LA-inspired wellness studio is all set to make waves in Dubai this year. With Hot Cardio at its core, the studio offers a fusion of Barre, functional training and core Pilates movements in the hot rooms with infrared heating to target all our wellness needs. The studio will be located in Goshi Warehouse City, Al Quoz.
      For more information visit @brrnbarre
      In-N-Out Burger (One Day only)

      Burger lovers, get ready for a sizzling treat as In-N-Out Burger returns to Dubai for an exclusive pop-up at Ibn Battuta Mall this Wednesday, April 16, from 10am to 3pm (or until sold out) at Switch Bowling, India Court. Back by popular demand after its hit debut in 2021, this one-day-only event celebrates the mall’s 20th anniversary with cult-favorite burgers, limited-edition wristbands, and signature California vibes. Wristbands will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis — no wristband, no burger — so arrive early to secure your spot. Don’t miss this rare chance to savor the iconic flavors of In-N-Out at one of the world’s largest themed malls.
      Enjoy an Arabesque Afternoon tea
      For all the afternoon tea enthusiasts, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, Al Bayt offers a sophisticated retreat that perfectly blends tradition with contemporary style. The Arabesque Afternoon Tea provides guests with a truly elevated experience, set against the striking backdrop of Dubai Creek Harbour.This exquisite affair presents a carefully curated selection of artisanal pastries and savory delights, each piece a work of art, thoughtfully crafted to indulge the most discerning palates. With panoramic views of the vibrant Dubai skyline, the Arabesque Afternoon Tea at Al Bayt offers a moment of opulence and serenity, making it a must-visit for those who appreciate the finer things in life. It takes place everyday from 3pm to 6pm and is priced at Dhs190 per one person including one welcome drink and one hot beverage and Dhs360 per two including two welcome drinks and two hot beverages.
      For more information visit addresshotels.com
      Book an Easter brunch

      As an occasion to celebrate with your loved ones, this festive opportunity falling on Sunday, April 20, 2025, is a time to bring everyone together. From a beautifully curated afternoon tea with delectable delights to savouring a traditional Sunday roast. Whether you wish to relax with your friends or plan on celebrating the occasion with your little ones, Emirates Woman has curated a list of activities as you unwind this Easter. From Jou Jou Brasserie to Heston Blumenthal, the options in Dubai are endless. So, scroll through our Emirates Woman guide on where to dine for Easter.
      Enjoy a newly opened fine-dining experience
      Make your way to the newly opened Blume at Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue, which brings its distinctive flair to one of the city’s most iconic locations. The interiors are a seriously Instagram-worthy setting, complete with plush booths, floral touches, and a vintage-inspired train carriage. The globally inspired menu draws from Mediterranean and Japanese influences, with must-try dishes including the delicate Burrata Salad, Miso-Glazed Black Cod, and Herb-Roasted Lamb – each crafted with bold flavour and finesse. Whether you’re planning a leisurely lunch or an elevated evening out, the stunning terrace with views of the Burj Khalifa offers the perfect backdrop. Blume is open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Blumedubaimall
      Shop ‘til you drop

      For all the art lovers, SANDRO’s Spring/Summer 2025 Women’s collection is inspired by the artistic world of Louise Bourgeois. Drawing from her use of spirals and fabric patchworks rooted in personal memory and upcycling, the capsule reflects her deconstruction-reconstruction style. Key pieces include flowing shirts, airy dresses, a patchwork parasol skirt, and a wide-brimmed hat, crafted from natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and silk. Geometric patterns and Mediterranean-inspired blue hues capture both Bourgeois’s spirit and the Parisian brand’s identity. The collection is available at a special pop-up in Mall of the Emirates until April 24, 2025.
      For more information visit sandro.ae
      Indulge in a Mediterranean meal

      If you’re in the mood to try something different this weekend, Rodina at Dubai Mall is one to add to your list. Rooted in Russian culinary tradition and infused with Mediterranean influence, the menu brings familiar flavours into a more refined, modern expression. Created by chef Viktor Beley, each dish tells a story – starting with the Olivier Salad topped with caviar (a luxe twist on a classic), the delicately cured Sugudai, and a rich Beef Stroganoff done just right. Whether you’re booking lunch or planning dinner, Rodina is one to reserve now. Open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Rodinadubaimall
      Experience rooftop dining

      One of Dubai’s most exciting culinary collaborations is taking place at Above Eleven, the rooftop Nikkei restaurant on West Palm. Head Chef Erick Ramos will be joining forces with award-winning Chef Penelope Díaz of Fusion Ceviche to present a one-off, five-course sharing menu celebrating the bold flavours of Peru and Japan. Expect an elevated take on ceviche, traditional Causitas, grilled octopus, red snapper, and baby chicken – each dish reimagined with signature Nikkei flair. The experience ends on a high note with a dessert platter that captures the sweet soul of Peru. The menu is priced from Dhs395 per person and will be served from 6pm to 11:30pm. Expect live entertainment including a DJ and percussionist. It takes place from April 17 to 18, 2025.
      For more information visit aboveeleven.com
      Unwind at the Spa

      For a relaxing day, the Magnesium Lavender Bliss massage at Amara Spa is a must-try. A deeply soothing and mineral-rich ritual designed to ease muscle tension and promote relaxation. The combination of Magnesium and Lavender Body Exfoliant 30 min and 60 min Massage of Your Choice will calm the body and mind, leaving you in a state of bliss. Upgrade your experience with an additional 30-minute massage or facial for  Dhs300 per person.
      For more information visit dubaicreekresort.com
      Experience this culinary event

      On April 23 and 24, SUSHISAMBA Dubai is set to host acclaimed Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz for a two-day culinary showcase not to be missed. Guests can experience six limited-edition dishes seamlessly woven into the à la carte menu – indulge in highlights like Hirame Tiraditos, Nikkei Ceviche, Grilled Prawn with rocoto butter, and the indulgent Roasted Strawberry Melcocha. Then, for one night only on April 24, Chef Muñoz will join forces with SUSHISAMBA’s Brand Chef Kitak Lee for an exclusive four-hands, Omakase-style dinner in the Private Dining Room. Limited to just 12 guests, the 12-course experience features six signature plates from each chef, along with three curated cocktails. Known for his refined, ingredient-led approach to modern Peruvian cuisine, Muñoz brings both heritage and creativity to the table. Priced at Dhs395 for the à la carte and Dhs1,200 for the Omakase dinner.
      For more information visit @sushisambadubai
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      14 fine-dining restaurants in UAE for alfresco before it gets too hot

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      With the weather all set to become warm again, it’s time explore spots that offer alfresco dining before it gets too hot.
      The emirate offers many fantastic options for outdoor dining, especially during the cooler months. From beach clubs to sky-high restaurants, each venue ensures scintillating views, from Dubai’s skyline to Abu Dhabi’s vast desert views, accompanied by a delectable menu crafted to perfection.
      From a canal-side meal to an under-the-radar spot you might not have heard of, the dining scene in the UAE has it all. Ensuring you take complete advantage of the last days of good outdoor weather, here’s where you should dine alfresco this season.
      Here are some excellent places where you can enjoy a meal outdoors with stunning views:
      Frou Frou

      Frou Frou, a new Parisian-inspired restaurant by Bulldozer Group, has opened at The Lana Promenade in Dubai, bringing the spirit of Paris’ Belle Epoque to the city. Founded by Alexander Orlov, the restaurant evokes the era’s bohemian and carefree atmosphere with chic tropical interiors, French cuisine, and a playful ambiance. Named after the rustling of silk skirts associated with the Can-Can, Frou Frou offers views of Dubai’s skyline and a menu that blends classic French dishes like Salade Niçoise, Soupe à l’Oignon, and Escargots de Bourgogne with modern techniques, also featuring sharing platters such as Poulet à la Truffe and Sole Meunière.
      For more information visit @froufroudubai
      Kinugawa

      Kinugawa Dubai is a sophisticated Japanese restaurant that blends modern elegance with the rich culinary heritage of Japan. Located in the heart of Downtown Dubai, this upscale dining spot offers breathtaking views of the Burj Khalifa, setting the stage for a refined and memorable experience. The menu is a contemporary take on traditional Japanese cuisine, featuring expertly crafted sushi, sashimi, robata-grilled specialties, and signature dishes with French influences. With its sleek interiors, ambient lighting, and DJ-curated sounds, Kinugawa Dubai creates an immersive atmosphere that’s perfect for both intimate dinners and vibrant social gatherings. Kinugawa Dubai is located at Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, offering a poolside setting with scenic views.

      For more information visit @kinugawa
      Maison Revka

      Maison Revka, renowned for its celebration of Slavic culture through refined gastronomy, expands to Dubai at the new Delano Dubai on Bluewaters. The restaurant blends Parisian elegance with bold Slavic flavors. It offers signature dishes like smoked salmon, caviars, and pavlovas in a dazzling space inspired by Louis XVI châteaux and aristocratic Slavic mansions. Highlights include two scenic verandas, a private Salon Privé Nikolaï, and a luxurious pool area featuring cabanas and  mosaics. The décor is complemented by jasmine-covered pergolas. A boutique complements the experience with curated Slavic-inspired goods, gourmet delicacies, and elegant homeware, embodying Maison Revka’s legacy of opulence and charm.
      For more information visit maisonrevka.com
      Kira

      Kira Dubai is a stylish and contemporary Japanese restaurant that brings an elevated dining experience to the city’s culinary scene. Nestled within the luxurious Jumeirah Marsa Al Arab, Kira offers a chic yet relaxed ambiance with minimalist décor, warm lighting, and serene views of the Arabian Gulf. The menu blends traditional Japanese flavors with modern techniques, featuring artfully plated sushi, sashimi, and grilled dishes prepared with premium ingredients. Known for its refined atmosphere and exceptional service, Kira is a go-to destination for those seeking a sophisticated taste of Japan in one of Dubai’s most exclusive settings.

      For more information visit @kirarestaurant
      Amanie

      A two-hour drive from Abu Dhabi and you’ll reach Amanie, a Mediterranean restaurant situated within Qasr Al Sarab Resort. This homegrown culinary concept by Chef Giuseppe “Pino” Lavarra is the latest culinary addition within the luxurious property. Set against the raw beauty of Liwa dunes, Amanie delivers the vibrancy of the Mediterranean coast through sophisticated aesthetics and an unmatched vibe that carries well into the night with savoury coastal dishes to match such as Octopus, chorizo and romesco, Linguine ai frutti di mare, Fresh chicken herb piccata, Grilled artichokes–all served with a side of desert horizon and infinity pool views.
      For more information, visit www.anantara.com/en/qasr-al-sarab-abu-dhabi
      Netsu

      Netsu unveils a weekend brunch that blends social dining with live music. A now open expansive outdoor terrace will welcome you to enjoy alfresco dining. Available every Saturday from 12:30 pm until 3:30 pm, the concept allows diners to enjoy a wide-ranging menu from WarayakiTuna Tataki, Korean Fried Chicken and maki rolls to name a few. Guests can then select a main course with dishes from the Warayakigrill, highlights include Spicy Miso Chilean Seabass and Australian Wagyu Ribeye.
      For more, call 04.777.2232 or email modub-netsu@mohg.com
      Nuska

      Guests can enjoy its fire-cooked Mediterranean and Levantine cuisine, lively coastal atmosphere, and iconic views of Jumeirah Burj Al Arab. Nuska Beach has reopened for another unforgettable season on the inviting shores of Jumeirah Beach Hotel. This newly introduced beach lounge, located just steps away from Jumeirah Burj Al Arab, adds to the allure, while fire dance performances light up the evenings every Friday and Saturday from 10pm to 11pm.
      For more information visit Jumeirah.com
      CLAP

      The fine dining restaurant serves up a roll-call of Japanese classics with an outdoor seating area, to enjoy Dubai’s most stunning views. The extensive menu contains a range of Asian delicacies including Caviar, Oysters, Shoyu Chilean Sea Bass, and more, making sure diners will be spoiled for choice. With a vegetarian menu and plenty of tasty grape pairings, there is something for everybody at CLAP Dubai. The restaurant offers the best seats in the city with the finest sushi that Dubai has to offer. Located in Gate Village Building 11, it’s open on weekdays from 12pm to 3am and weekends from 1pm to 3am.
      For more information visit claprestaurant.com
      CÉ LA VI

      Experience elements of Southeast Asia inspired by the region’s artistic influence in a setting unlike any other. With breathtaking views of Dubai’s skyline and alluring beats, this destination ensures each visit is a memorable one. From grilled salmon to seaweed parker rolls, each dish is created as an innovative take on the classics. Located at Address Sky View, it’s open daily from 12pm to 3am.
      SĀN

      For a bohemian beachside getaway, SĀN Beach offers a luxe culinary experience accompanied by a luxe menu from breakfast to sundowners. With minimalistic interiors, guests can lay back and witness the pristine backdrop of Dubai’s skyline. Immersed in nature, this soul retreat is also home to a culinary experience that caters to all with a delectable menu. To keep guests entertained throughout, weekend performances by the venue’s own resident band and DJs will also take place. Located at Palm West Beach, it’s open from Monday to Thursday 9am to 12am and Friday to Sunday from 9am to 1am.
      PLAYA

      Beach Club welcomes guests with an infinity pool and a creative menu offering Japanese and Peruvian classics. This delectable dining haven has created its own vision of Nikkei cuisine, with Pisco-inspired cocktails that take you back to its origin. Guests can also opt for the sharing-style menu to make each visit a special one. From wagyu beef meat to authentic ceviche, there is a range of delectable dishes that beautifully blend this fusion. To soak in the sun, guests can lay back on the relaxing day beds and unwind with the backdrop of Dubai’s glistening skyline for lunch.
      Yacht Club By Bvlgari

      Located on the world’s first Bvlgari Marina and Yacht Club, this restaurant recreates the charm of a Mediterranean atmosphere. With a timeless dining experience, this scintillating experience allows guests to enjoy alfresco dining It’s open from daily from 12:30pm to 3pm, Friday 12:30pm to 4pm and for dinner daily from 7pm to 10:30pm.
      TATEL
      Dubai’s favourite new Spanish hotspot introduces La Sobremesa, a Sunday experience for alfresco dining. Guests can experience the essence of Spain in the Mediterranean-inspired garden located in the heart of Downtown, Dubai. This tranquil outdoor haven offers a charming escape from the vibrant energy and fast pace of the city. TATEL has opened in collaboration with sports icons Rafael Nadal, Pau Gasol, and Cristiano Ronaldo. It delivers an exceptional fusion of Spanish flavours with an international flair.
      La Cantine

      This Parisian-inspired haven offers a multi-sensory experience beyond the usual. From truffled burrata pizza to exceptional dishes in an inimitable style, this restaurant has one of the sleekest outdoor areas. Located in Jumeirah Emirates Towers hotel it’s open from Sunday to Wednesday, 12pm to 2am, Thursday, 12pm to 3am, Friday 7pm to 3am and Saturday 7pm to 2am.
      For more information visit lacantine.ae
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      14 fabulous activities to do in Dubai during the month of April

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      Your ultimate guide of all the Dubai activities from April 14 to 30, 2025.
      Try out a mat Pilates Infrared session

      Currently in the works, this LA-inspired wellness studio is all set to make waves in Dubai this year. With Hot Cardio at its core, the studio offers a fusion of Barre, functional training and core Pilates movements in the hot rooms with infrared heating to target all our wellness needs. The studio will be located in Goshi Warehouse City, Al Quoz.
      For more information visit @brrnbarre
      In-N-Out Burger (One Day only)
      Burger lovers, get ready for a sizzling treat as In-N-Out Burger returns to Dubai for an exclusive pop-up at Ibn Battuta Mall this Wednesday, April 16, from 10am to 3pm (or until sold out) at Switch Bowling, India Court. Back by popular demand after its hit debut in 2021, this one-day-only event celebrates the mall’s 20th anniversary with cult-favorite burgers, limited-edition wristbands, and signature California vibes. Wristbands will be handed out on a first-come, first-served basis — no wristband, no burger — so arrive early to secure your spot. Don’t miss this rare chance to savor the iconic flavors of In-N-Out at one of the world’s largest themed malls.
      Enjoy an Arabesque Afternoon tea
      For all the afternoon tea enthusiasts, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, Al Bayt offers a sophisticated retreat that perfectly blends tradition with contemporary style. The Arabesque Afternoon Tea provides guests with a truly elevated experience, set against the striking backdrop of Dubai Creek Harbour.This exquisite affair presents a carefully curated selection of artisanal pastries and savory delights, each piece a work of art, thoughtfully crafted to indulge the most discerning palates. With panoramic views of the vibrant Dubai skyline, the Arabesque Afternoon Tea at Al Bayt offers a moment of opulence and serenity, making it a must-visit for those who appreciate the finer things in life. It takes place everyday from 3pm to 6pm and is priced at Dhs190 per one person including one welcome drink and one hot beverage and Dhs360 per two including two welcome drinks and two hot beverages.
      For more information visit addresshotels.com
      Book an Easter brunch

      As an occasion to celebrate with your loved ones, this festive opportunity falling on Sunday, April 20, 2025, is a time to bring everyone together. From a beautifully curated afternoon tea with delectable delights to savouring a traditional Sunday roast. Whether you wish to relax with your friends or plan on celebrating the occasion with your little ones, Emirates Woman has curated a list of activities as you unwind this Easter. From Jou Jou Brasserie to Heston Blumenthal, the options in Dubai are endless. So, scroll through our Emirates Woman guide on where to dine for Easter.
      Enjoy a newly opened fine-dining experience
      Make your way to the newly opened Blume at Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue, which brings its distinctive flair to one of the city’s most iconic locations. The interiors are a seriously Instagram-worthy setting, complete with plush booths, floral touches, and a vintage-inspired train carriage. The globally inspired menu draws from Mediterranean and Japanese influences, with must-try dishes including the delicate Burrata Salad, Miso-Glazed Black Cod, and Herb-Roasted Lamb – each crafted with bold flavour and finesse. Whether you’re planning a leisurely lunch or an elevated evening out, the stunning terrace with views of the Burj Khalifa offers the perfect backdrop. Blume is open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Blumedubaimall
      Shop ‘til you drop

      For all the art lovers, SANDRO’s Spring/Summer 2025 Women’s collection is inspired by the artistic world of Louise Bourgeois. Drawing from her use of spirals and fabric patchworks rooted in personal memory and upcycling, the capsule reflects her deconstruction-reconstruction style. Key pieces include flowing shirts, airy dresses, a patchwork parasol skirt, and a wide-brimmed hat, crafted from natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and silk. Geometric patterns and Mediterranean-inspired blue hues capture both Bourgeois’s spirit and the Parisian brand’s identity. The collection is available at a special pop-up in Mall of the Emirates until April 24, 2025.
      For more information visit sandro.ae
      Indulge in a Mediterranean meal

      If you’re in the mood to try something different this weekend, Rodina at Dubai Mall is one to add to your list. Rooted in Russian culinary tradition and infused with Mediterranean influence, the menu brings familiar flavours into a more refined, modern expression. Created by chef Viktor Beley, each dish tells a story – starting with the Olivier Salad topped with caviar (a luxe twist on a classic), the delicately cured Sugudai, and a rich Beef Stroganoff done just right. Whether you’re booking lunch or planning dinner, Rodina is one to reserve now. Open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Rodinadubaimall
      Experience rooftop dining

      One of Dubai’s most exciting culinary collaborations is taking place at Above Eleven, the rooftop Nikkei restaurant on West Palm. Head Chef Erick Ramos will be joining forces with award-winning Chef Penelope Díaz of Fusion Ceviche to present a one-off, five-course sharing menu celebrating the bold flavours of Peru and Japan. Expect an elevated take on ceviche, traditional Causitas, grilled octopus, red snapper, and baby chicken – each dish reimagined with signature Nikkei flair. The experience ends on a high note with a dessert platter that captures the sweet soul of Peru. The menu is priced from Dhs395 per person and will be served from 6pm to 11:30pm. Expect live entertainment including a DJ and percussionist. It takes place from April 17 to 18, 2025.
      For more information visit aboveeleven.com
      Unwind at the Spa

      For a relaxing day, the Magnesium Lavender Bliss massage at Amara Spa is a must-try. A deeply soothing and mineral-rich ritual designed to ease muscle tension and promote relaxation. The combination of Magnesium and Lavender Body Exfoliant 30 min and 60 min Massage of Your Choice will calm the body and mind, leaving you in a state of bliss. Upgrade your experience with an additional 30-minute massage or facial for  Dhs300 per person.
      For more information visit dubaicreekresort.com
      Experience this culinary event

      On April 23 and 24, SUSHISAMBA Dubai is set to host acclaimed Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz for a two-day culinary showcase not to be missed. Guests can experience six limited-edition dishes seamlessly woven into the à la carte menu – indulge in highlights like Hirame Tiraditos, Nikkei Ceviche, Grilled Prawn with rocoto butter, and the indulgent Roasted Strawberry Melcocha. Then, for one night only on April 24, Chef Muñoz will join forces with SUSHISAMBA’s Brand Chef Kitak Lee for an exclusive four-hands, Omakase-style dinner in the Private Dining Room. Limited to just 12 guests, the 12-course experience features six signature plates from each chef, along with three curated cocktails. Known for his refined, ingredient-led approach to modern Peruvian cuisine, Muñoz brings both heritage and creativity to the table. Priced at Dhs395 for the à la carte and Dhs1,200 for the Omakase dinner.
      For more information visit @sushisambadubai
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      How Art Dubai plays a pivotal role in transforming the region’s art scene

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      Benedetta Ghione, Executive Director at Art Dubai, on how Art Dubai creates high-impact art.
      Can you elaborate on the initiative that is Art Dubai?
      Art Dubai is the most significant global art gathering in the Middle East, and for the 2025 edition, the fair will spotlight around 120 galleries from over 40 countries across our four distinct gallery sections including Contemporary, Digital, Modern and Bawwaba. From performances, installations and experimental commissions from the likes of Mohammed Kazem, Héctor Zamora and Ania Soliman to talks as part of the Global Art Forum and the Digital Art Summit, there’s so much to see and experience during the fair from April 18 to April 2025 and preview days on 16 and 17 April. Plus, we support the arts and culture community year-round with many initiatives including the A.R.M Holding Children’s Programme and our professional development programme Campus Art Dubai, where we support aspiring art professionals.
      How has Art Dubai evolved since it first began?
      From our beginnings nearly 20 years ago, we have evolved into more than a week-long art fair. Art Dubai is now a major meeting point for the global art community of artists, collectors and institutions. As an incubator for a new generation of artists, we embrace an institutional responsibility to lead in innovation and thought leadership with arts and culture. Since we launched, we remain committed to giving a platform to artists from lesser represented geographies of the world, and approximately 76 percent of this year’s programme is drawn from MENA / South Asia.
      Can you expand on the key highlights from this year’s programme?
      Art Dubai is always evolving, and 2025 marks an evolution of the fair. First up, we’re launching a new programme with Alserkal Avenue, kicking off with renowned Mexican artist Héctor Zamora. Known for his bold, site-specific works, he’s bringing to Art Dubai a powerful performance exploring transformation and liberation; the performances at the fair will be complemented by a site-specific installation at Alserkal Avenue. We are also continuing to place strong emphasis on digital art and the impact of new technologies on creative practice.
      In the Digital Summit, themed ‘After the Technological Sublime’, under the direction of Art Dubai Digital 2025 curator Gonzalo Herrero Delicado, we will unpack how AI and digital art are pushing creative boundaries. We’re expecting one of the most dynamic editions yet, with bigger ideas, deeper conversations and even more ways to experience Art Dubai. Our Modern section offers something quite different than anywhere else in the world and this year sees its expansion to Latin American for the first time. Venezuelan artist Darío Pérez Flores’ (Mark Hachem) work will reflect common concerns and empathies between Latin America and West Asia and North Africa.

      “Art Dubai has established itself as an important institutional platform and a catalyst for Dubai’s cultural economy”
      ‘The New New Normal’ is a thought-provoking theme for this year’s Global Art Forum. What key discussions and ideas will it explore?
      This year the Global Art Forum will examine how constant change reshapes our world, making everyday life feel as unusual and unpredictable as science fiction. Throughout its nearly 20 years, the Global Art Forum has always been ahead of its time and is a hub for cultural dialogue and innovation. This year, it’s commissioned by Shumon Basar and curated by Y7 – the UK-based post-disciplinary duo Hannah Cobb and Declan Colquitt – so expect sharp insights and big ideas from some of today’s leading thinkers, technologists, artists and forecasters.
      In an era of rapid digital transformation, how does Art Dubai ensure that technological innovation is balanced with artistic integrity?
      From early digital art pioneers to new emerging names, Art Dubai Digital has shown the evolution in this art form over the years. We are seeing huge growth in digital art with the artists expanding our very understanding and definition of contemporary art and culture. You will see pieces examining how artists and creative practitioners are working with advanced technologies particularly AI, virtual reality and augmented reality, interrogating the key environmental, socialand political challenges of our time.
      How does Art Dubai play a pivotal role in the UAE as an incubator for creative talent?
      Art Dubai is a catalyst and anchor point for the rapid growth of the UAE and the wider region’s art scene and creative economy which has evolved into a meeting point for international art collectors and the creative community. The development of Dubai’s cultural scene, the dynamism of the city and the rich communities of artists and creatives that call Dubai home, is reflected in the eclectic line-up at this year’s fair. We have 23 Dubai galleries and some inspiring local artists including Sara Al Haddad, Sara Ahli and Faris AbdullaAlshafar at Aisha Alabbar; and Hassan Sharif and Mohammed Kazem at Gallery Isabelle.
      Outside of the fair, the Dubai Collection, an initiative of Dubai Culture & Arts Authority and managed by Art Dubai, is the first institutional art collection for the emirate of Dubai and is an initiative that further enhances Dubai’s artistic influence and reach. Containing over 1000 pieces of work, the Collection includes artwork from private collections based in Dubai and the wider region. Whilst maintaining focus on the Middle East, the Dubai Collection is an international collection with no geographical restrictions, and artists from more than 40 countries are currently represented.
      How will this year’s summit change the way we think about art and technology?
      From early digital art pioneers to new emerging names, Art Dubai Digital has shown the evolution in this art form over the years. When we launched this new gallery section four years ago, Art Dubai was the first and only major international fair with a dedicated digital section. This year’s Art Dubai Digital Summit will offer thought-provoking conversations on ecological activism in media art, the hidden biases in artificial intelligence, and what the future holds for museums in an increasingly digital world. Through public talks, lectures and breakout sessions, museum directors, curators, artists and tech innovators will share insights on where we’re headed and what’s at stake.
      This year we have several digital installations and hybrid works – phygital or works that are digital but in contemporary sections – showing how artists are integrating digital elements in traditional art pieces and changing how we think of the two mediums. For example, Egyptian/Polish/American artist Ania Soliman and her work Kahrabaa, takes its title from the Arabic for ‘electricity’. As a large-scale, site-specific installation, it traces complex interconnections between technology, nature, and memory and presents five-metre-high canvases that blend technological and organic motifs captured in a series of performative acts involving artificial and real plants being thrown onto the canvases. Pioneering kinetic sculptor BREAKFAST will debut a large-scale interactive installation, Carbon Wake, and this first-of-its-kind kinetic artwork will take centre stage at the main entrance of the Digital gallery section.

      Alfred Basbous, Le mysterieux, Ed.8, 1991, Bronze, 46.5 x 21 x 16 cm, Courtesy of Alfred Basbous Foundation
      How do you see blockchain, AI, and immersive technology influencing the future of Art Dubai Digital?
      Curator Gonzalo’s theme for the 2025 Art Dubai Digital section ‘After the Technological Sublime’, brings together artists and creatives who are using digital technologies to address the challenges that humanity and the planet are facing today. Through their pieces, the artists raise critical questions and demonstrate the role digital technology has today and in the future. This year we have focused on artists active in artificial intelligence, virtual, and augmented reality, and other technological advances to interrogate some of the key environmental, social, and political challenges of our time.
      How is Art Dubai shaping the region’s role in the global art conversation?
      Art Dubai remains the most significant global art gathering in the Middle East, and our regional and international reach providesartists and galleries a global platform to connect with international audiences, fostering dialogue and new opportunities on a global scale. This year, we have 67 cities represented from across 39 countries. Over the years, Art Dubai has established itself as an important institutional platform and a catalyst for Dubai’s cultural economy, playing a key role in shaping its artistic landscape.
      This is The Design Issue – tell us more about art that has design appeal?
      The presentations for this year will encompass a diverse variety of mediums – from textile-based art, marble and resin sculptures, to glass wall pieces. French artist Joana Vasconcelos, whose textile sculptures are part of an ongoing series wrapping animals in handmade cotton crochet and five needle lace, is inspired by the ceramic’s artwork of Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro (1846 – 1905), one of the most renowned Portuguese artists of the 19th century. Thomas Brambilla Gallery is bringing American sculptor, Bryan Hunt, and his series of wall pieces to this year’s edition of Art Dubai.
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      10 fabulous activities to do in Dubai during the month of April

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      by Sarah Joseph
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      Your ultimate guide of what to do in Dubai this month – April 14 to 30, 2025.
      Try out a mat Pilates Infrared session

      Currently in the works, this LA-inspired wellness studio is all set to make waves in Dubai this year. With Hot Cardio at its core, the studio offers a fusion of Barre, functional training and core Pilates movements in the hot rooms with infrared heating to target all our wellness needs. The studio will be located in Goshi Warehouse City, Al Quoz.
      For more information visit @brrnbarre
      Enjoy an Arabesque Afternoon tea
      For all the afternoon tea enthusiasts, Palace Dubai Creek Harbour, Al Bayt offers a sophisticated retreat that perfectly blends tradition with contemporary style. The Arabesque Afternoon Tea provides guests with a truly elevated experience, set against the striking backdrop of Dubai Creek Harbour.This exquisite affair presents a carefully curated selection of artisanal pastries and savory delights, each piece a work of art, thoughtfully crafted to indulge the most discerning palates. With panoramic views of the vibrant Dubai skyline, the Arabesque Afternoon Tea at Al Bayt offers a moment of opulence and serenity, making it a must-visit for those who appreciate the finer things in life. It takes place everyday from 3pm to 6pm and is priced at Dhs190 per one person including one welcome drink and one hot beverage and Dhs360 per two including two welcome drinks and two hot beverages.
      For more information visit addresshotels.com
      Book an Easter brunch

      As an occasion to celebrate with your loved ones, this festive opportunity falling on Sunday, April 20, 2025, is a time to bring everyone together. From a beautifully curated afternoon tea with delectable delights to savouring a traditional Sunday roast. Whether you wish to relax with your friends or plan on celebrating the occasion with your little ones, Emirates Woman has curated a list of activities as you unwind this Easter. From Jou Jou Brasserie to Heston Blumenthal, the options in Dubai are endless. So, scroll through our Emirates Woman guide on where to dine for Easter.
      Enjoy a newly opened fine-dining experience
      Make your way to the newly opened Blume at Dubai Mall’s Fashion Avenue, which brings its distinctive flair to one of the city’s most iconic locations. The interiors are a seriously Instagram-worthy setting, complete with plush booths, floral touches, and a vintage-inspired train carriage. The globally inspired menu draws from Mediterranean and Japanese influences, with must-try dishes including the delicate Burrata Salad, Miso-Glazed Black Cod, and Herb-Roasted Lamb – each crafted with bold flavour and finesse. Whether you’re planning a leisurely lunch or an elevated evening out, the stunning terrace with views of the Burj Khalifa offers the perfect backdrop. Blume is open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Blumedubaimall
      Shop ‘til you drop

      For all the art lovers, SANDRO’s Spring/Summer 2025 Women’s collection is inspired by the artistic world of Louise Bourgeois. Drawing from her use of spirals and fabric patchworks rooted in personal memory and upcycling, the capsule reflects her deconstruction-reconstruction style. Key pieces include flowing shirts, airy dresses, a patchwork parasol skirt, and a wide-brimmed hat, crafted from natural fabrics like linen, cotton, and silk. Geometric patterns and Mediterranean-inspired blue hues capture both Bourgeois’s spirit and the Parisian brand’s identity. The collection is available at a special pop-up in Mall of the Emirates until April 24, 2025.
      For more information visit sandro.ae
      Indulge in a Mediterranean meal

      If you’re in the mood to try something different this weekend, Rodina at Dubai Mall is one to add to your list. Rooted in Russian culinary tradition and infused with Mediterranean influence, the menu brings familiar flavours into a more refined, modern expression. Created by chef Viktor Beley, each dish tells a story – starting with the Olivier Salad topped with caviar (a luxe twist on a classic), the delicately cured Sugudai, and a rich Beef Stroganoff done just right. Whether you’re booking lunch or planning dinner, Rodina is one to reserve now. Open daily from 10am to 2am.
      For more information visit @Rodinadubaimall
      Experience rooftop dining

      One of Dubai’s most exciting culinary collaborations is taking place at Above Eleven, the rooftop Nikkei restaurant on West Palm. Head Chef Erick Ramos will be joining forces with award-winning Chef Penelope Díaz of Fusion Ceviche to present a one-off, five-course sharing menu celebrating the bold flavours of Peru and Japan. Expect an elevated take on ceviche, traditional Causitas, grilled octopus, red snapper, and baby chicken – each dish reimagined with signature Nikkei flair. The experience ends on a high note with a dessert platter that captures the sweet soul of Peru. The menu is priced from Dhs395 per person and will be served from 6pm to 11:30pm. Expect live entertainment including a DJ and percussionist. It takes place from April 17 to 18, 2025.
      For more information visit aboveeleven.com
      Unwind at the Spa
      Revive and rejuvenate your skin and body with Amara Spa’s two-hour head to toe ritual, tailored to your specific requirements. Your relaxation journey starts with gentle exfoliation, followed by coconut and white clay wrap leaving your skin silky-smooth. Afterwards you will receive Amara’s bespoke full body massage with white tea aroma oil that will immerse you in a state of deep relaxation, perfect to release stress and anxiety. It’s priced at Dhs950 per person and Dhs1,900 per couple . It’s located Park Hyatt Dubai.
      For more information visit dubaicreekresort.com 
      Experience this culinary event

      On April 23 and 24, SUSHISAMBA Dubai is set to host acclaimed Peruvian chef Diego Muñoz for a two-day culinary showcase not to be missed. Guests can experience six limited-edition dishes seamlessly woven into the à la carte menu – indulge in highlights like Hirame Tiraditos, Nikkei Ceviche, Grilled Prawn with rocoto butter, and the indulgent Roasted Strawberry Melcocha. Then, for one night only on April 24, Chef Muñoz will join forces with SUSHISAMBA’s Brand Chef Kitak Lee for an exclusive four-hands, Omakase-style dinner in the Private Dining Room. Limited to just 12 guests, the 12-course experience features six signature plates from each chef, along with three curated cocktails. Known for his refined, ingredient-led approach to modern Peruvian cuisine, Muñoz brings both heritage and creativity to the table. Priced at Dhs395 for the à la carte and Dhs1,200 for the Omakase dinner.
      For more information visit @sushisambadubai
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      Empowering women, one salon and dish at a time – The Sakshi Nath story

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      by Sarah Joseph
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      IN PARTNERSHIP: How Sakshi Nath ensures her multi-faceted entrepreneurial skill set shapes Dubai’s culinary and beauty landscape as owner of Queens Beauty Lounge and Co-founder of Trèsind.
      Talk us through your background.
      A fashion designer by profession, I began my journey working in New Delhi, India. After getting married, I moved to Nigeria and opened a boutique, bringing my passion for fashion to life. In 2008, I relocated to Dubai and ventured into the restaurant business alongside my husband. However, beauty has always been my true passion and I had long envisioned stepping into the spa and salon industry. From fashion to food and finally beauty, my journey has been a dynamic evolution of creativity and entrepreneurship.
      What inspired you to enter the beauty space and launch Queens Beauty Lounge?
      Beauty has always been my passion. Over the years, I realised the power of self-care and confidence that a great beauty experience can provide. When I saw a gap in the market for a comprehensive, high quality beauty lounge that caters to women’s needs under one roof, I knew it was time to bring my vision to life. Queens Beauty Lounge was born out of my belief that every woman deserves to feel like a queen, pampered, empowered and beautiful.

      Trèsind has redefined Indian fine dining. What was your vision when launching it in 2014, and how has it evolved since then?
      When we launched Trèsind in 2014, the vision was to change the perception of Indian cuisine to showcase its depth, artistry and innovation while preserving its authenticity. We wanted to take guests on a multi-sensory culinary journey, making every meal an experience.Over the years, Trèsind has evolved into a pioneer of progressive Indian cuisine, setting global trends while maintaining deep cultural roots. Today, it continues to push boundaries, offering a dining experience that is elevated, immersive and unforgettable. Queens Beauty Lounge is rooted in empowerment and self-care.
      How do you ensure that your brand aligns with this philosophy?
      At Queens Beauty Lounge, we believe that beauty is more than skin deep, it’s about confidence, self-love and feeling your best. We ensure that this philosophy is reflected in everything we do, from the luxurious experience we provide to the high-quality products we use and the expert services we offer. Our space is designed to be a sanctuary for women, where they can unwind, rejuvenate and leave feeling empowered.
      “There are no shortcuts to building a successful brand”
      What values and leadership principles guide you in running both Trèsind and Queens Beauty Lounge?
      At both Trèsind and Queens Beauty Lounge, customer satisfaction is our top priority. Our philosophy is simple “Our guest is our God and the guest is always right.” We never say no to our clients and always go the extra mile to meet their expectations. This commitment to excellence has helped us build strong and lasting relationships with our customers.

      What are some of the biggest challenges you face as an entrepreneur and how do you overcome them?
      Building a brand from the ground up is never easy. One of the biggest challenges is establishing trust in a highly competitive market. It takes immense effort and consistency to earn trust and stand out. Both the hospitality and salon industries are service-driven and finding the right team is crucial. Building and retaining a skilled team was one of the most challenging aspects, but with the strong leadership of my husband and commitment to quality, we have been able to create a brand that speaks for itself.
      How important is storytelling in design, and how do you use it to create immersive brand experiences?
      Whether it’s in a restaurant or a salon, the space must tell a story that connects with people emotionally. At Trèsind, we use storytelling to create a multi-sensory dining experience, from the flavors to the presentation to the ambiance. At Queens Beauty Lounge, our design is warm, elegant and inviting and clean, ensuring that every client feels pampered the moment they walk in. Every detail matters, it’s not just about aesthetics but about the feeling a space evokes.
      You also balance different roles as a mother and entrepreneur – what’s the key to this?
      Balance is an ongoing challenge but the key is time management and prioritisation. I make sure I dedicate time to both my family and my business, without compromising on either. Surrounding myself with a strong support system both personally and professionally makes all the difference. I also believe in being fully present in whatever I am doing at the moment, whether it’s spending time with my children or leading a business meeting.

      What advice would you give to aspiring entrepreneurs who want to create impactful brands?
      Passion and persistence are everything. Strong work ethics, determination and dedication is the key. There are no shortcuts to building a successful brand, you need to be deeply invested in your vision, continuously learning and ready to adapt. Surround yourself with the right people and don’t be afraid to take risks.

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      20 timeless gifts for the interior design aficionado

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      by Sarah Joseph
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      Home ornaments, such as vases and clocks, are sure to go down an interior treat, as are weighty, glossy tomes for the coffee table.
      To narrow it down, here are some editor-approved suggestions to either gift a host for any gathering, a birthday token, or even an element of appreciation for someone precious in your life.
      As we know, your home is your refuge, where you can feel safe and relaxed when life gets overwhelming. Soothing decor ideas help foster an interior space that sense of peace and significantly impact how you feel after a long day at work.
      Candles and Diffusers
      Scented candles or reed diffusers can add a pleasant aroma and ambiance to any room.
      Throw Blankets
      Cozy and stylish throw blankets are perfect for adding warmth and texture to a interior space.
      Decorative Pillows
      Fun and colorful pillows can easily change the look of a couch or bed. Whether you’re looking to add volume and design to your bed or give your living room sofa and accent chairs an extra touch of curated comfort, pillows are the best way to do so.
      Wall Art
      Prints, paintings, or even framed photos can add personality and style to empty walls.

      House Plants
      Indoor plants can bring life and a touch of nature indoors. So, whether you’re into zen wabi-sabi interiors, or splashy design with wall-to-wall color, there are so many ways to integrate indoor plants to uplift (or calm down) a space.
      Vases and Decorative Bowls
      These can be used for fresh flowers, potpourri, or as standalone decorative pieces.
      Books and Magazines
      Coffee table books or a subscription to a favorite magazine can be both decorative and enjoyable.
      Rugs
      A stylish rug can tie a room together and add comfort underfoot. An artistic statement piece can add a joyful and dynamic touch to any space.
      Kitchen Accessories
      High-quality kitchen gadgets, stylish cutting boards, or a set of beautiful dish towels. Overall, these suggestions can make any living space more inviting and personalised.
      So, next time you need to pick up a few delicately crafted pieces for someone you love, swipe through our gallery to see our handpicked suggestions.

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