A door from the couple's wardrobe connects to their sons’ bedrooms so the children have easy access to their parents' room.
The seven-bedroom residence with its sharp angular facade stands out even amid Emirates Hills’ many large and exclusive residences. All photos by Antonie Robertson / The National
The Sajan family currently owns a fleet of nine luxury cars.
Adel Sajan and his family picked white as their theme as it's his father Rizwan Sajan's favourite colour.
The main living area on the ground floor has been divided into three main zones — a seating area, a lounge area and a dining area.
The main dining area can seat 18 people.
'My dad bought the plot and conveniently said: ‘Now it’s your headache,'' says Adel Sajan with a laugh.
Adel Sajan, who is also the director of Danube Home, the company’s interior decor and furnishing arm, says he took on the project director role with gusto. “I didn’t mind it because my work takes me to all the exhibitions around the world. I knew the good contractors, where I wanted the tiles from and the furniture… It made sense,” he says.
Sajan says he and his family drew up more than 60 layouts before decided on one.
One of the guest rooms on the first floor of the Sajan home in Emirates Hills.
Another guest room on the group floor of the Sajan home.
The games room has everything from foosball to pool tables as well as arcade games.
The games room was designed to be a dynamic space, with hidden lighting that can turn it into a nightclub or another cinema with giant projector screens that drop down from the ceiling.
The 22-seater cinema comes with luxurious reclining leather seats complete with a Barco projector, which Adel calls ‘the Rolls Royce of projectors’, and a fully-loaded Bowers & Wilkins sound system.
Adel and Sana Sajan at their home in Emirates Hills.
Adel and Sana Sajan's master bedroom comes with a four-metre wide custom-made TV screen as well as a six-metre long aquarium.
The chandelier inside Adel and Sana Sajan's bedroom was designed with their initials.
Adel Sajan says the master bedroom is his favourite part of the house, spread over 914 square metres.
A jacuzzi inside Adel and Sana Sajan's bathroom.
The couple's shared wardrobe, a separate room in itself, is "divided equally, 50-50," Adel Sajan says.
A door from the couple's wardrobe connects to their sons’ bedrooms so the children have easy access to their parents' room.
The seven-bedroom residence with its sharp angular facade stands out even amid Emirates Hills’ many large and exclusive residences. All photos by Antonie Robertson / The National
The Sajan family currently owns a fleet of nine luxury cars.
Adel Sajan and his family picked white as their theme as it's his father Rizwan Sajan's favourite colour.
The main living area on the ground floor has been divided into three main zones — a seating area, a lounge area and a dining area.
The main dining area can seat 18 people.
'My dad bought the plot and conveniently said: ‘Now it’s your headache,'' says Adel Sajan with a laugh.
Adel Sajan, who is also the director of Danube Home, the company’s interior decor and furnishing arm, says he took on the project director role with gusto. “I didn’t mind it because my work takes me to all the exhibitions around the world. I knew the good contractors, where I wanted the tiles from and the furniture… It made sense,” he says.
Sajan says he and his family drew up more than 60 layouts before decided on one.
One of the guest rooms on the first floor of the Sajan home in Emirates Hills.
Another guest room on the group floor of the Sajan home.
The games room has everything from foosball to pool tables as well as arcade games.
The games room was designed to be a dynamic space, with hidden lighting that can turn it into a nightclub or another cinema with giant projector screens that drop down from the ceiling.
The 22-seater cinema comes with luxurious reclining leather seats complete with a Barco projector, which Adel calls ‘the Rolls Royce of projectors’, and a fully-loaded Bowers & Wilkins sound system.
Adel and Sana Sajan at their home in Emirates Hills.
Adel and Sana Sajan's master bedroom comes with a four-metre wide custom-made TV screen as well as a six-metre long aquarium.
The chandelier inside Adel and Sana Sajan's bedroom was designed with their initials.
Adel Sajan says the master bedroom is his favourite part of the house, spread over 914 square metres.
A jacuzzi inside Adel and Sana Sajan's bathroom.
The couple's shared wardrobe, a separate room in itself, is "divided equally, 50-50," Adel Sajan says.
A door from the couple's wardrobe connects to their sons’ bedrooms so the children have easy access to their parents' room.