CK Architecture Interiors - a vertically integrated design and build boutique specialist - has announced that it has secured several ultra-luxury projects in some of Dubai’s most sought-after addresses.  

 

The Dubai-based company is currently working on six ultra-luxury villas ranging from five to nine bedrooms in Palm Jumeirah with a total construction area of over 20,800 sq m and a plot area of over 9,300 sq m. 

 

Some of the unique elements in the villas project include a bowling alley, state-of-the-art lighting design and car parking area and furniture from some of the world’s top brands. All the villas are due to be handed over by 2022, said the top interior designer. 

 

The company that provides end-to-end, bespoke solutions for discerning private owners  is also working on a super-luxury residential 2.5-bedroom apartment in Burj Khalifa which will be delivered next month. 

 

The scope of work includes a complete redesign of the apartment with luxury furniture, kitchen, curtains and bathroom fixtures and fittings from premium European brands, it stated. 

 

Founder and Managing Director Cem Kapancioglu said: "Dubai’s premium property sector is built on solid foundations and remains resilient to recessions and immune to pandemics. And thanks to the recent announcement from the government granting retirement visas, we expect even more pent up demand by non-resident UHNWI’s to invest in the city and take advantage of its luxurious lifestyle."

 

The company has been providing bespoke design and build solutions for residential, commercial and hospitality projects including apartments in Burj Khalifa, Blue Waters, Palm Jumeirah, Ibn Battuta Gate Hotel, Seven Hotel and Residences, Sterling and Wilson, Tetra Pak, Ferro Expo and Boulevard Plaza. 

 

Through its in-house capabilities in space planning, individualised project management and construction, CK Architecture provides end-to-end, bespoke solutions for discerning private owners as well as high end residential and commercial developments.-TradeArabia News Service