- Exciting initiative will bring together premium d3 furniture and home retail brands, to offer up to 40% discount at participating stores, as well as hosting an expert panel discussion revolving around emerging design trends
- Visitors can spend AED2,000 or more at participating home stores and lucky winner gets a chance to win a AED25,000 gift voucher
Dubai-UAE: Dubai Design District (d3), a global centre for art, architecture, fashion, design, and retail, is announcing its participation in the 3rd Edition of the Dubai Home Festival with its d3 Rethink Interiors initiative taking place from Sunday, 19 September to Thursday, 30 September 2021.
d3 Rethink Interiors will bring together an artisanal community to promote Dubai as an international hub, which is home to renowned global, regional, and local brands within the design, art, and fashion industries. d3 inspires viewers to see creativity from a new perspective by giving them the opportunity to rethink the regular and change their home perspective.
More than 20 luxury and boutique homeware and furniture retailers located in the stylish and innovative landmark district will offer shoppers discounts of up to 40 per cent on selected items and even get the chance to win a voucher worth AED 25,000 when spending a minimum of AED 2,000. This can be redeemed at any of the participating d3 homeware stores or showrooms, which sell premium and well-known brands such as Sensi, Ligne Roset, Christopher Guy, Nakkash, Hands, Room 1844, Be4 Design, Purity and Marazzi.
Khadija Al Bastaki, Executive Director of d3, said: “Our thriving community is home to many brilliant local and international home interior design retailers and brands, so we are delighted to highlight this wonderful collection. Through ‘d3 Rethink Interiors’, we aim to inspire people to rethink the regular and look at interior design from a new perspective. It will also cement Dubai’s position as a leading destination for design, creativity and retail.”
d3 Rethink Interiors will also feature a panel discussion on ‘How to bring Luxury, Design and Style to your home?’’ on Wednesday 29 September at 7pm. Among the speakers will be Rayan Abi Al Mona, Managing Partner of Sensi and Omar Nakkash, Design Director at Nakkash who will provide tips on designing functional, durable, and unique homes that are effortlessly stylish.
Participating brands in d3 Rethink Interiors |
Be4 Design |
Christopher Guy |
Finasi |
Hands |
Ligne Roset |
Living Divani |
Marazzi |
Mirage |
Nakkash |
Occhio |
Purity |
Room 1844 |
Sensi |
Silsal |
Soul Interior Studio |
Trend |
Vitra |
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About Dubai Design District
Dubai Design District (d3) is a global creative ecosystem dedicated to design, fashion, architecture, art and retail. In line with Dubai’s position as the leading business destination for the region and beyond, d3 is created as the first-of-its-kind creative ecosystem that enables people and businesses to grow and co-create, whilst simultaneously providing a strong platform for creativity. Strategically located in the heart of Dubai, d3 is one of the city’s lifestyle and business destinations that challenges thousands of people to rethink the regular.
With state-of-the-art infrastructure designed to meet the needs of the industry and a business-friendly framework, the community offers creative talent the tools to drive innovation that permeates through various areas of Dubai’s economy, further reinforcing Dubai’s status as a UNESCO Creative City of Design.
d3 is a cutting-edge retail destination with over 40 retailers offering a variety of multi-brand boutiques, fashion brands, art galleries and showrooms. In addition, d3 is home to leading companies and talent including architects, interior designers, photography studios, product and fashion designers. The Design Quarter, the central component in the development of d3, features world-class offices, studios, showrooms and retail spaces spread across the district.
Some of the region’s most popular and sought-after events take place in d3 and attract international artists and audiences to cultural exhibitions and gatherings such as Dubai Design Week and Sole DXB. The destination also regularly hosts a roster of industry talks, workshops and educational programming, accessible to people of all ages.
d3 is also home to the cutting-edge business incubator – in5 – that aims to support the fashion and design industries by offering students and entrepreneurs the opportunity to transform their ideas into successful commercial ventures. This ecosystem is further supported by the Dubai Institute of Design and Innovation, the region’s only university exclusively dedicated to design and innovation.
For more information, please visit www.dubaidesigndistrict.com
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