Decovision was established in July 2003 in Abu Dhabi to fll the need for a

professional interior solutions provider in the U.A.E market with a strong

focus on engineering and project execution. With more than 40
professional engineers under the management of an able leadership and a
state-of-the-art factory, Decovision has become the interior contractor, design
and engineering frm of choice for many project owners, contractors and
organisations looking for professional solutions and timely delivery of a
world-class product.
A large dedicated joinery & furniture factory in Mussafah means that we have the
edge over other interior design solutions providers because of our ability to exercise
quality control at every stage and the sheer volume of work that we can handle
for our clients. Our approach and the expertise of our people has been the key to
our growth in the past. Our credo is to work hard to fnd the best solution and to
remain committed to our clients and the success of their projects.
At each of the three phases of design, engineering and production, we aimto work
seamlessly with the client, delivering knowledge and expertise that helps them
make informed decisions and better appreciate the quality of our products, the
beauty of our creative work and the professionalismof our engineering.
Our professional engineers develop an in-depth understanding of specifc
requirements and the disciplines that drive them. We create product
solutions that not only fulfll our clients brief andthe intendedpurpose of the space,
but go further to add value to the project.
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OUR VALUES
Vision: To be the UAEs leading interior contracting & design company. We will
earn our customers enthusiasm through continuous improvement driven by
teamwork and the innovation of the latest and most advanced design
concepts.
Mission: To exceed our customers needs and expectations by delivering the
highest quality products and providing timely professional solutions.
Commitment: At Decovision, we appreciate the cultural diversity of the
region, its customs and its traditions. We also appreciate the need to
always be fexible and adaptive in our role as service providers, whether at the
design stage or on an administrative level arranging for permissions.
Our engineers are able to provide the necessary in-depth experience and
knowledge of the local project environment, which is essential to the
success of the project we execute:
We deliver results
We meet deadlines
We are accessible
We are responsive
Our commitment to our clients is our code of ethics, drawn fromextensive years of
experience in the market and a keen understanding of what is important to
our clients.
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Our attention to the needs of the market and to the needs of our clients over the
years has helped us build an outft that specialises in fulflling their requirements
without exception.
From the initial brief to the designs presented and then the fnal product, we are
completely focused on our clients satisfaction. The fact that we have our own
joinery and carpentry factory means that we are able to provide creative solutions
and quality products. It also means that we have the resources that allow us to
meet our clients demands and the deadlines of their projects.
Our services have rapidly expanded recently, refecting the sophisticated demands
of our clients as a result of emerging modern and creative production lines and
practical and efective solutions. We have the depth and breadth of resources to
help clients implement their projects and realise their objectives by our association
with reputable international frms that specialise in various important areas of
furnishings, textiles and interior design.
Our range of services is constantly expanding to help our clients deal with the most
complex projects in todays ultra-modern and high-tech environment.
These include but are not limited to:
Concept interior design works
Custom-made furniture
Decoration fxtures and interior ft-out works
Joinery works, doors, paneling, wardrobes and kitchens
Upholstery
Turnkey projects (hotels, palaces, showrooms and ofces)
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At Decovision, we are the sum of all our parts. Every person in our 450-strong
workforce, frommanagement to factory workers, is an integral part of our success;
their experience and expertise has helped us build a reputation for unsurpassed
quality, delivery and innovation.
Just as any other resource would be cared for, maintained and serviced, we
believe that keeping the people that make Decovision a success happy, satisfed
and excited to share their ideas, is the key to long-termsuccess.
We create an environment that ofers the opportunity for growth and
learning at every stage and allows employees to enhance and hone their
skills, competence and ability at every stage of the companys process
and progress. The companys day-to-day operation is managed by
Mr. Youssef Farran, who has amassed years of experience executing
large-scale projects over the course of his career.
His experience in design and decoration works and the extensive industry
network he has cultivated over the years have contributed greatly to
Decovisions success and to it becoming one of the leading companies in the UAEs
interior contractor and design market.
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Its good to create an innovative and showstopping design on paper; its even better
to create it with the knowledge that the design can be executed to perfection.
With our own joinery and furniture factory in Mussafah, we are able to confdently
present innovative ideas toour clients, secure inthe knowledge that we control every
aspect of quality in the fnished product. Our designers work closely with the skilled
craftsmen at the factory to ensure that the final output matches the detailed
specifcations envisioned in the presentation to the client.
The Vision Furniture & Decoration factory has been a part of Decovision
since 2003. The 24,000-square metre facility employs more than 350 skilled
workers and produces a vast range of wood products, decoration, carved wall
panelling, doors, wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, curtains and all kinds of furniture.
The factory has recently seen international industry-standard upgrades with
investment in state-of-the-art machinery including CNC rooter machines,
automatic edge bands, electronic beam saws and pressurised painting booths
and drying chambers among others.
The new 8,500-square metre extension places the factory among the biggest and
most well-equipped furniture and joinery factories in the UAE. The new expansion
has allowed Decovision to extend its operations to include an upholstery
division that provides the factory with a wide range of options and quality control.
Leather, velvet, woven fabrics, hair, fber, down and fock are among the vast
number of materials used at our new factory. With padding or stufng, cushioning
or covering, our upholstered furniture is fabricated to the highest quality with
particular attention to a fawless fnish, seating comfort, and fair.
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Decovision has been jointly owned by Royal Group and Arkan Building Material.
Royal Group is a conglomerate of 85 large and mediumsized companies based in
the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Launched in the late 1990s, Royal Group currently
employs over 15,000 people froma variety of countries and cultures across a wide
range of verticals and is supported through its head ofce in Abu Dhabi, the capital
of the UAE. The Chairmanof Royal Groupis His Highness SheikhTahnoonbinZayed
Al Nahyan.
Royal Group has expanded at a tremendous pace and is one of the largest business
and investment holding houses in the UAE today. It has a signifcant and growing
presence internationally, with a broad spectrum of investments and partners
throughout the Middle East, Asia, USA and South America.
Arkan Building Materials Company PJSC was incorporated in Abu Dhabi in 2005.
It specialises in investing in the growing building products sector of the Gulf region.
Arkan was established by General Holding Corporation (GHC), a company wholly-
owned by the Government of Abu Dhabi.
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HOTELS 19
Jumeirah Hotel (Etihad Towers) 21
Khalidiyah Palace (Rayhaan by Rotana) 35
Danet Holiday Inn 51
Vision Hotels & Furnished Apartments 65
RESTAURANTS 81
Mezlai Restaurant 83
Hakkasan Restaurant 97
Flavours On Two 107
Indigo Restaurant 117
SPAS 129
Zen Spa 131
Anantara Spa 141
PALACES & PRIVATE RESIDENCES 151
Private Villas 153
Private Palace 167
Villa D 173
OTHER PROJECTS 189

THE VISIONFACTORY 193
CONCLUSION 203
hotels
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Job Description: General Joinery, ft-out works and FF&E
Client: Sheikh Suroor Bin Mohammed Al Nahyan
Consultant: AECOM
Designer: DBI International
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The frst Jumeirahhotel inAbu Dhabi has 400 guest suites and182 serviced
apartments, all decorated with the quiet elegance and sophisticated style
that have become synonymous with the Jumeirah signature. The same
ethos carries throughfromthe rooms to public areas of the hotel including
the lobby, spa, gymnasium, beach bar and pool bar.
Jumeirahs nine restaurants vary fromcasual dining outlets to fne dining
establishments, each with interiors and dcor to refect the theme of the
restaurant. The observation deck, already stunning with sweeping vistas
of the capital is decorated in the distinct Jumeirah style to complement
the hotel and the view.
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Etihad Towers Super Club Bar (62nd Floor)
Etihad Towers Super Club Restaurant (63rd Floor)
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Etihad Towers Lebanese Restaurant
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Etihad Towers Apartment Living Room
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Etihad Towers Apartment Master Bedroom
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Colours dominate these rooms, which have an
air of purity and opulence. Yet the designs and
motifs are understated, refined and unobtrusive.
The sense you get from the space and
the juxtaposition of modern furniture design
with traditional motifs, complemented by a
warm yellow light, is indicative of richness and
affluence.
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Job Description: Interior design, decoration and execution of interior ft-out works and furniture
Client: Private department of Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khaled Al Nahyan
Consultant: Khatib & Alami
Designer: Decorpoint
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Islamic architecture has used mosaic techniques to decorate religious
buildings and palaces since Muslims conquered the eastern provinces
of the Byzantine Empire. In Syria and Egypt, the Arabs were infuenced
by the great tradition of Roman and Early Christian mosaic art.
During the reign of the Umayyad Dynasty, mosaic-making remained
a fourishing art forminIslamic culture and it is continued in the art of
Azulejo in various parts of the Arab world.
The frst great religious building of Islam, the Dome of the Rock in
Palestine, which was built between 688-692 AD, was decorated with
glass mosaics both inside and outside. Only parts of the interior
decorationsurvived. The richforal motifs follow the Romantraditions,
and is Islamic only in the sense that the vocabulary is syncretic and
does not include representation of men or animals.
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Khalidiya Palace Hotel lobby

The most striking elements of this room are found in the laser-cut foor-to-ceiling
palm trees that stand out as modern interpretations of UAE heritage. The crystal
chandeliers, complemented by the crystal-studded columns, command attention
and complete the feeling of richesse when contrasted with the ornate, custom-made,
blue and gold furniture.
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An oasis for the Middle Eastern businessman and tourist, the
Khalidiya Palace Hotel is modern and subscribes to a clean and
simple luxury in its design.
Khalidiya Palace Hotel Conference Room
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The hotel restaurants have a stylish appeal with
fresh colours and straight, sleek fnishes.
Khalidiyah Palace Hotel
Khalidiya Palace Hotel Restaurant Interior
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Khalidiya Palace Hotel Restaurant Interior

Hospitality takes pride of place in the Middle East, and when it comes to dining, the Middle
Easternculture is especially generous. Arabs will never host aguest without oferingat least
dried fruits or cofee or sweets. More often than not, meals are served to share and eating
is a communal activity that truly serves as a form of bonding. Most Middle Eastern food
can be eaten by hand and it is rare to see Arabs eat their own cuisine with forks and knives.
Only the very best is served to guests and expressing gratitude is not only the done thing, it
is rude not to compliment the host on a dinner well eaten.
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Khalidiya Palace Hotel Guest BedroomSuite
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Khalidiya Palace Hotel Master Suite
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Job Description: Fit-out works and FF&E
Client: Al Qudra Holding Real Estate
Consultant: QP International
Designer: Interior Motives
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Dark wood and stainless steel, punctuated by fresh fowers and complemented by clean marble foors, make the Danet Holiday Inn the
quintessential business hotel. The rooms exude a quiet confdence with a minimalist approach that speaks to comfort in every way possible.
Colours are subdued, giving the rooma relaxing and calming atmosphere. The modern lines of the furniture and lighting all speak to the state-
of-the-art facilities and oferings at the hotel.
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a yellow, oval citrus fruit with thick skin and fragrant,
acidic juice.
(also lemon tree) the evergreen citrus tree that produces
this fruit, widely cultivated in warmclimates.
Lemon Tree Restaurant Interior
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Silk Route Restaurant Interior
The Silk Routes were important paths for cultural, commercial and technological exchange
between traders, merchants, pilgrims and urban dwellers from Ancient China, India, Tibet,
Persia and Mediterranean countries for almost 3,000 years. It gets its name fromthe lucrative
Chinese silk trade, which began during the Han Dynasty. Extending 4,000 miles, the routes
enabled people to transport goods and luxuries such as silk, satin and other fne fabrics,
musk, perfumes, spices, medicines, jewels, glassware and even rhubarb, as well as serving
as a conduit for the spread of knowledge, ideas and cultures. Trade on the Silk Road was a
signifcant factor in the development of the great civilizations and in several respects helped
lay the foundations of the modern world .
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31st Bar Terrace

The colour red is the hottest of the warmtones and is knownfor drawing a visceral reaction. In
various cultures, the colour red takes on a variety of meanings. In the West, red denotes power
and a take-charge attitude, hence the red power tie for business people and the red carpet for
celebrities and VIPs. In China, red is the colour of happiness and prosperity.
In interiors, red is a strong colour that brings warmth to a roomand gives it an air of being
rooted and steady. It is widely used as the colour for an accent wall in living rooms and areas
that are meant to be social.
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31st Bar terrace
31st Bar Lounge Exterior
31st Bar Lounge Interior
For many, wrapping up a long days work is best done over a drink, whether with friends and
colleagues or even alone. Assessing the highs and lows and evaluating what still needs to
be done, is rewarding when in a peaceful surrounding with beautiful vistas froman outdoor
terrace. Openness in a space and the ability to connect with nature is seminal when the day
has been spent inside ofce buildings and boardrooms, allowing a sense of freedom.
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Wellness or the sense of well-being, comes from
being at peace, free of stress and emotional discord
and having a well-balanced view of the outside
world. With the hectic pace of life today, taking
time out for ourselves, whether to meditate, get a
stress-relieving massage or even just exercise in the
gym, is very important to building a sound mind
and body.
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Client: Vision Hotel Management
Designer: Decovision
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Ingredients
2 1/4 cups all purpose four
1 1/3 cups sugar
3 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup shortening
1 cup milk
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 large eggs
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Line cupcake pans with paper liners.
Combine four, sugar, baking powder, and salt in a large mixing bowl. Add shortening, milk, and vanilla.
Beat for 1 minute on medium speed. Scrape side of bowl with a spatula.
Add eggs to the mixture. Beat for 1 minute on medium speed. Scrape bowl again.
Beat on high speed for 1 minute 30 seconds until well mixed.
Spoon cupcake batter into paper liners until 1/2 to 2/3 full.
Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until toothpick inserted in centre comes out clean.
Cool 5 minutes in pans then remove and place on wire racks to cool completely.
Once cupcakes are completely cooled, frost with your favorite frosting recipe or decorate as you desire.
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Vision TCA Master Suite

Withrusts, ochres andgolden-yellow as the palette for the room, the space is at once bright,
lively, relaxing and rejuvenating. Space is given pride of place within the apartment, with
the bedroomarea at the furthest end and the kitchenette tucked away into a recess. The
casual seating area features lush sofas that allow for a comforting end to a long day. The
apartment also comes ftted with the latest modern conveniences. Everything is designed
with an eye to convenience and comfort.
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Fresh blue and white accents, with an attention to ergonomic design and
clean open spaces, make Vision Downtown the ideal place for business
travellers and guests to make a home away fromhome .
Comfortable beds and seating areas as well as ample, well-appointed
storage closets are at the core of this hotels dcor.
Vision Downtown Bedroom
Vision Downtown Living Room
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Vision Twin Towers Living Room
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Vision Twin Towers Bedroom
Vision Twin Towers Alternate Living Room
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Vision Twin Towers Jacuzzi
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restaurants
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Job Description: Fit-out works and FF&E
Client: Emirates Palace
Consultant: The Designers
Designer: The Designers
Mezlai Restaurant 83
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A grand mural representing Abu Dhabis heritage and economic growth forms the centrepiece
of the restaurant, which ofers indoor and outdoor dining areas, as well as a secluded VIP dining
area and a majlis on the second foor.
Mezlai Restaurant Entrance
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Mezlai Restaurant Interior

The traditional Emirati Room exudes warm colours, soothing lighting and
congenial patterns with masharabiya motifs that add an elegant charmto the 160
cover restaurant.
Mezlai Restaurant Waiting Room
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Mezlai Restaurant Interior & Kitchen
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Mezlai Restaurant Private Dining Hall Mezlai Restaurant Interior
Mezlai Restaurant Entrance to VIP Majlis
The VIP roomin this Middle Eastern restaurant is given an added air of privacy and intimacy by the wooden rafters in the ceiling. The wood-carved
doors are heavy andlook back to amore traditional time. The arches are similarly carvedto make abeautiful complement tothe doors. Redhas been
used as an accent colour in the furniture and accessories in the restaurant; as a social and engaging colour, it sits harmoniously with the concept of
the Middle Eastern restaurant as dining in the region is a collective and communal activity.
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Nothing can exceed the skill with which the Muslim wood-carvers of Persia, Syria, Egypt and
Spain designed and executed the richest paneling and other decorations for wall linings, ceilings,
pulpits and all kinds of fttings and furniture. The mosques and private houses of Cairo, Damascus
and other Oriental Cities are full of the most elaborate and minutely delicate woodwork.
A favourite style of ornament was to cover the surface with very intricate interlacing patterns,
formed by fnely moulded ribs; the various geometrical spaces between the ribs were then flled
in with small pieces of wood carved with foliage in slight relief. The use of diferent woods such
as ebony or box, inlaid so as to emphasize the design, combined with the ingenious richness of
the patterns, give this class of woodwork an almost unrivaled splendour of efect. Carved ivory
is also often used for the flling in of the spaces. The Arabs are past masters in the art of carving
fat surfaces in this way. A gate in the mosque of the sultan Bargoug (Cairo, 14th century) well
illustrates this appreciation of lines and surfaces. The pulpit or mimbar (15th century) from a
Cairo mosque, now in the Victoria and Albert Museum, is also a good example in the same style,
the small spaces in this case being flled in with ivory carved in fat relief.
Screens made up of labyrinths of complicated joinery, consisting of multitudes of tiny balusters
connecting hexagons, squares or other forms, with the fat surfaces constantly enriched with
small carvings, are familiar to every one. In Cairo we also have examples in the mosque of Qous
(12th century) of that fnely arranged geometrical interlacing of curves with foliage terminations
which distinguishes the Saracenic designer. Six panels in the Victoria and Albert Museum (13th
century), and work on the tomb of the Sultan Li Ghoury (16th century), show how deeply this
form of decoration was ingrained in the Arab nature. Figure work and animals were sometimes
introduced, in medieval fashion, as in the six panels just referred to, and at the Hospital Du Moristan
(13th century) and the mosque of El Nesfy Qeycoun (14th century). There is a magnifcent panel
on the door of Beyt-el-Emyr. This exquisite design is composed of vine leaves and, grapes of
conventional treatment in low relief. The Arab designer was fond of breaking up his paneling
in a way reminding one of a similar Jacobean custom. The main panel would be divided into a
number of hexagonal, triangular or other shapes, and each small space flled in with conventional
scroll work. Much of this simple fat design reminds one of that Byzantine method from which
the Elizabethan carvers were inspired.
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Job Description: Fit-out works and FF&E
Client: Emirates Palace
Consultant: Woods Bagot Pty Ltd.
Designer: Gilles Et Boissier
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Hakkasan Restaurant Interior
Geared in the principles of emotional architecture and feng shui, Hakkasans interiors evoke a sense of
balance the perfect complement of yin and yang that is mirrored in all aspects of Chinese culture,
fromcuisine to hospitality. The heady mix of marble, wood, steel, stone and leather, brings rich textures
to life while forms are simple and elegant the perfect evocation of modern Chinese fne dining at
Emirates Palace Hotel.
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Hakkasan Restaurant Private Dining Area
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Job Description: Renovation & interior decoration execution
Client: Towers Rotana Hotel
Designer: LWD Interiors
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Slate grey tiles, green upholstery and cherry wood combine to make this
warm and comfortable casual dining space at the Towers Rotana
in Dubai. The clean modern lines are a refection of the restaurants
dining experience, frommenu to cuisine and service.
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Flavours Restaurant Group Dining Area

A restaurant with an international all-day dining menu ofering bufet breakfast, lunch
and dinner with the option of a la carte as well. Fresh and contemporary, the restaurant
is pefect for informal dining with a range of tempting choices. Host to some of the most
popular all-inclusive themed food evenings in Dubai.
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Client: Beach Rotana Hotel
Consultant: Ghazi Awad Architect
Designer: LWD Designers
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Sultry and subtle spices and heady aromas combine together in Indian
cuisine and the same approach is evident in Indigos interiors. Rich colours
and textures have been infused harmoniously to decorate the kitchen
and restaurant.
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Indigo at Rotana Beach Hotel Abu Dhabi refects the true essence of traditional India. Architectural features,
including curved archways and elaborately carved timber screens, are juxtaposed with a rich colour palette
that evokes the majesty of Indias royal past, as earthy red and yellow walls come together with ornate light
fxtures and delicate silk upholstery.
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Indigo Restaurant Interior

Indigo pays tribute to the culture and culinary favour of sophistication and fnesse.
Cosy interiors, stylish design, fabrics and candles in a lively setting set the scene for a
perfect experience to create a journey of discovery.
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Indigo Restaurant Private Party Dining
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Indigo Restaurant Kitchen
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spas
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Job Description: General joinery, ft-out works and FF&E
Client: Beach Rotana Hotel
Consultant: G.A. Architect
Designer: LWD Designers
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The concept on Zen Spas fnishes and design derive fromholistic Asian
philosophies with an added contemporary script.
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Zen Spa Relaxation Area
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Zen Spa comprises of 10 treatment rooms,
2 tranquility suites and relaxation areas all
covered with natural stone cladding merged
with wallnut wood along with the beauty of
multi colour mosaic that will promise a
tranquil experience.
Zen is a school of Mahyna Buddhism. The Japanese word Zen is derived from
the Chinese word Chn, whichinturnis derived fromthe Sanskrit word dhyna,
which means meditation or meditative state.
Zen emphasizes experiential wisdom in the attainment of enlightenment. As
such, it de-emphasizes theoretical knowledge in favour of direct realisation
through meditation and dharma practice. The teachings of Zen include various
sources of Mahyna thought, including the Prajpramit literature and the
teachings of the Yogcra and Tathgatagarbha schools.
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Job Description: Interior design, decoration & execution of interior ft-out works & furniture
Client: Emirates Palace
Consultant: Khatib & Alami
Designer: Decorpoint
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Oriental opulence and splendid plush interiors defne Anantara Spa at
Emirates Palace Hotel.
Heavy drapery, silk handwoven rugs and luxurious diwans are
complemented by ornate light fxtures and extravagant palms to
create an aura of old-world luxury that completely whisks the guest
away into a relaxing and indulgent atmosphere that evokes a sense of
comfort, ease and wellness.
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Anantara Spa Treatment Room
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Anantara Spa Treatment Room
Red roses are the colour of choice for the preparation of essential oils as they have the sweetest
scent of all roses. The fragrances properties are known for its antidepressant properties while the
application of rose essential oil has an antiseptic, antiviral and uplifting quality that relieves stress
andsoothes skinconditions. While roses were very popular withthe Romans, the ancient Egyptians
and subsequently the Mughal dynasties, today the use of roses has been revived in spas for its
calming and sedative properties, which contribute to a well-balanced outlook.
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The Private Villas are a masterpiece in classic and modern styles, blending traditional luxurious
elements with contemporary trends to present a stylish home. Each roomis designed specifcally
for those that spend the most time in it. The reception area is defned by the velvet and leather
Chesterfeldsofas andclassical armchairs that are fnished with a fourish of silver leaf work. The
ebony veneer gives the roomgravity and formality.
Private Villas Living Room
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The dining area is connected to the reception through a wooden arch,
while the story continues with the same fnish, material and spirit.
Private Villas Dining Room
Private Villas Living Room
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The family roomis decoratedwithacombinationof white paint andwalnut veneer.
The straight lines meet with a bright L-shaped sofa to bring vibrancy into the room,
which is otherwise relaxing and calming.
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The master bedrooms on the frst foor refect feminine and masculine tastes
respectively. The former sports a massive headboard draped in two-tone leather
a combination of snakeskin and a rusty copper colour. The latter is decorated
in various shades of purple giving it a regal air.
Private Villas Master Bedoom
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Private Villas Master Bedroom
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Private Villas Childrens Bedroom
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The childrens room has a safari theme
which is interpreted through the use
of colour and design elements that
complement the surroundings. The
vibrant colours and textures add to the
seamlessly playful ambianceof theroom,
creating the illusion of greater space and
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Job Description: Interior ft-out works
Client: Emirates Land Group/Foresight Development and Project Management
Consultant: KLD
Designer: KLD
Villa DMajlis

Awarded Interior Design of the Year: Residential during
the CIDAwards 2009, Villa Dhas been perfectly designed
for an everyday, modern and elegant living.
Villa DMajlis
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Villa DDining Room
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The varied theatrical stages and atmospheres are part of everyday life in this
villa. The spiral stainless and glass stairway connects the swimming pool with
all the levels of the villa ofering easy access.
Villa DPool Lounge
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Villa DPool Area
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Villa DEntertainment Room
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Villa DMaster Bedroom
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Villa DGuest Bedroom Villa DGuest Bedroom
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other projects
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Government
Airports
Private Palace Boardroom
Private Villa Lounge & Majlis
Private Villa Entrance
Abu Dhabi Airport VIP Lounge
Schools
Commercial
Emirates National School Dining Area
Emirates National School Auditorium
Al Qudra Holding Headquarters
Private Villa Games Room
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the vision factory
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Our 24,000-square metre facility employs 350 skilled workers and produces a wide
range of wood products, decoration, carvings, wall paneling, doors, wardrobes
and kitchen cabinets as well as other kinds of furniture. The factory has recently
expanded by bringing in a new upholstery division making it the biggest and best
equipped furniture factory in the UAE.
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Our factory has been specially designed with highly sophisticated equipment
including CNC machines, lipping machines and beambalance saw machines, to
allow our dedicated employees to create fnal products that satisfy the demands of
our clients and the deadlines of their projects.
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Providing creative solutions and excellence in all that we do is what Decovision
stands for. Over the years, every project that weve undertaken has been an exercise
inexpandingour visionandour creative abilities; witheachnew client, we continue
to grow and learn and our portfolio and standing in the market speaks to our
ability to deliver the very best.
With the expansion of our factory, a development were extremely proud of, we
have the ability and the facilities to ofer a comprehensive interiors solution to
world-class standards.
We look forward to the opportunity to work with you on your project, no matter
how big or small, whether it is a private residence or a hotel, a restaurant or an
ofce space, our goal is to create the environment that youve envisioned. What we
started as a small interiors solutions venture has grown into a large-scale dream
- one that we look forward to sharing with you.
Welcome to the world of Decovision.
Vision Factory has become the quality supplier to whom many clients, contractors and
organizations turn for professional solutions and on time delivery of frst-class products for
their fast-track projects.