Dubai-based property developer Tebyan has signed a partnership agreement with Austrian crystal giant Swarovski to create the first-of-its-kind crystal-inspired ‘Sparkle Towers at Dubai Marina’ in Dubai, UAE.

Branded as ‘Space Marveled by Swarovski’, the ultra-luxurious resort-style residential project is unique due to its exquisite crystal-themed innovations ranging from the sparkling lighting solutions and crystal interiors, a Tebyan statement said.

The project consists of two towers. The first (ground plus 29 floors) offers panoramic views of Dubai Marina from three sides while the second (ground plus 14 floors) overlooks Jumeirah Beach Residence with partial views of the marina and the sea. A residential podium (ground plus four floors) connects the two towers.

Tebyan managing director Naji Alia said: “All over the world, Dubai is now known as a haven of luxury where simply having a ‘good’ residence is just not good enough. Our style-sensitive residents and visitors seek nothing but the very best, and elegance is not only appreciated but demanded. To enhance Dubai’s global reputation, Tebyan has gone beyond luxury to perfection, by partnering with Swarovski, a trendsetter who has sparkled in the luxury crystal arena for 120 years.”    

Meanwhile, Peter Pelletier, senior vice president at Swarovski, said: “The coming together of two companies with proven expertise in their respective areas is bound to create a ‘beyond luxury’ living experience. As a premium supplier to the project, Swarovski is delighted to be able to present the residents of Sparkle Towers at Dubai Marina with an opportunity to personally experience the joy of crystal through a whole range of sparkling applications. Our input will also ensure that their chosen place of residence stands out as unique in a city where luxury is the norm.”

‘Sparkle Towers at Dubai Marina’ is the crown jewel in Tebyan’s glittering track record, which includes iconic projects in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, the company said.

Tebyan will officially unveil the towers in October.  - TradeArabia News Service