Interiors in Al Ain

Al Ain homes are largely villas, and many of them have a majlis that gets real use. That makes majlis upholstery, large-format curtains with sheers and tiebacks, and gypsum ceilings the most common requests, alongside built-in wardrobes for family bedrooms. We visit weekly on a schedule, so several homes can be measured on one trip, and upholstery can be collected and returned on the following visit.

The work itself is the same everywhere we go — laser measurement, clear drawings, an itemised quotation, and everything made in our own workshop. Where Al Ain differs is in the buildings, the light and the way people use their rooms.