Bvlgari Residences 5

Jumeira Bay Island · Dubai · United Arab Emirates · 2024

Project Details

Area: 3,168 sq ft
Scope: Interior Design & Project Delivery
Spaces: Primary Bedroom
2 Guest Bedrooms
Living & Dining
Kitchen
3 Bathrooms
Powder Room
Service Area
Balcony
Status: Completed

Introduction

Completed as a fully realised private residence at Bvlgari Residences 5, the interior was designed and delivered as one continuous composition. Spatial planning, bespoke joinery, lighting, furnishing and material detailing were developed together so that each room belongs naturally to the next. Light travertine, whitewashed oak, bronze, Emperador marble and reeded glass establish a quiet material language, while carefully selected furniture and decorative lighting bring warmth and individuality to the finished home. The residence sits at Bvlgari Residences 5 on Jumeira Bay Island, Dubai.

Designed around natural light.

Crafted using authentic materials.

Made to endure beyond trends.

Living room opening toward the water with sheer drapery, low seating and a continuous horizon of glazing

A plan measured in light.

Backlit vein-cut travertine slab held between pale plaster walls as a singular material gesture

Surface, shadow, craftsmanship.

Kitchen with pale stone island, integrated cabinetry and full-height glazing beyond

Hallway perspective lined in oak with a long bench, mirror and a calibrated pull of daylight at the end

Bronze-panelled niche with recessed illuminated shelves and finely grained surfaces

Quiet reading alcove lined in gridded leather panelling with a sculpted floor lamp and a low daybed washed in cove light

Primary bedroom in daylight with a restrained upholstered bed, pendant feature light and expansive corner glazing

Bedside composition of sculpted glass pendants against the calm linen headboard wall

Powder room resolved in a single continuous plane of vein-cut travertine, with a backlit round mirror and suspended sculptural pendants

Palette

Material Language

Light travertine, Emperador marble, whitewashed oak, bronze and reeded glass establish the material character of the completed home. Their contrast is deliberately quiet, balancing mineral surfaces with warmer timber and softly reflective details so the interior feels continuous rather than uniform.