Embrace the art of serenity with Al Huzaifa's Ramadan collection
IN PARTNERSHIP: Crafted without compromise, Al Huzaifa's elegant Ramadan collection pays homage to quiet luxury in the interiors space.
As Ramadan continues to be a time of togetherness, reflection and giving, the pieces are created to provide a retreat away from modern day life. In a world filled with noise and clutter, as people seek solace and tranquillity within their living spaces, the luxury collection create both a sancturay and social hub with its elevated refinement.
With investment dressing taking over interior spaces, finding pieces that resonate with the same sentiment come naturally to Al Huzaifa. The collection includes both modern and elegant finishings in muted hues for a calm environment. Designed with a soothing palette of alabaster, sand, champagne and dove, each piece was crafted to bring a sense of calmness. Complemented by metallic accents of burnished gold and metallic accents, the neutrals ensure a relaxed atmosphere at home.
'Your space whispers what your soul seeks,' notes the design philosophy behind the luxury collection. Curated with a catalogue of timeless pieces, it features an aesthetic to reflect our aspirations in their truest form.
From the Doubleback cream sectional sofa to the Ruzgar bed in eggshell bouclé, the pieces are highlight the sentiments of the season in its truest sense. Overall, the supple texture promises unparalleled comfort with its linear detailing. Highlighted by its curved profiles each element sheds light on the infinite possibilities with its immaculate detailing.
Our editor-approved guide to our top picks.
Velar
3 Seater Sofa, Fully Upholstered Was: Dhs7,950 Now: Dhs1,985. Shop here.
Fern
Machine Made Carpet, 100% Polyester Was: Dhs885 Now: Dhs660. Shop here.
Wystan
Ornamental Stone Was: Dhs600 Now:Dhs450. Shop here.
The Ramadan Collection by Al Huzaifa Furniture is available at all stores across the UAE and online on alhuzaifa.com
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