Palm Renaissance by Shema John, part of a project that transforms palm waste into contemporary screens, which make efficient, natural sunshades. Photo: Government of Dubai Media Office
Dubai Design Week has become one of the largest creative festivals in the Middle East. Photo: Dubai Design Week
For the past eight years, Dubai Design Week has been developing design and innovation in Dubai by fostering a creative environment between designers and the public. Photo: Dubai Design Week
In this short period Dubai Design Week and with Downtown Design, an offshoot of the festival that explores the business of design, has helped the UAE define the growing design sector. Photo: Dubai Design Week
Stretching across the city, with its main hub in Dubai Design District (d3), the festival stages events such as public installations, exhibitions, talks, workshops and, for the first time this year, the d3 Design Market by FLTRD. Photo: Dubai Design Week
The world's largest carpet was made by Hands for Nur Sultan Grand Mosque in Kazakhstan and measures 12,000 square metres. It's on display at Dubai Design Week 2022. Photo: Hands
Vistagram by Apical Reform Studios sets out to challenge viewers' perceptions of the world around them. Photo: Dubai Design Week
Once Upon a Forest pavilion by OBMI Architects explores the ecosystem of the UAE's mangroves. Photo: Dubai Design Days
Palm Renaissance by Shema John, part of a project that transforms palm waste into contemporary screens, which make efficient, natural sunshades. Photo: Government of Dubai Media Office
Dubai Design Week has become one of the largest creative festivals in the Middle East. Photo: Dubai Design Week
For the past eight years, Dubai Design Week has been developing design and innovation in Dubai by fostering a creative environment between designers and the public. Photo: Dubai Design Week
In this short period Dubai Design Week and with Downtown Design, an offshoot of the festival that explores the business of design, has helped the UAE define the growing design sector. Photo: Dubai Design Week
Stretching across the city, with its main hub in Dubai Design District (d3), the festival stages events such as public installations, exhibitions, talks, workshops and, for the first time this year, the d3 Design Market by FLTRD. Photo: Dubai Design Week
The world's largest carpet was made by Hands for Nur Sultan Grand Mosque in Kazakhstan and measures 12,000 square metres. It's on display at Dubai Design Week 2022. Photo: Hands
Vistagram by Apical Reform Studios sets out to challenge viewers' perceptions of the world around them. Photo: Dubai Design Week
Once Upon a Forest pavilion by OBMI Architects explores the ecosystem of the UAE's mangroves. Photo: Dubai Design Days
Palm Renaissance by Shema John, part of a project that transforms palm waste into contemporary screens, which make efficient, natural sunshades. Photo: Government of Dubai Media Office