‘Dress My Room,’ the interior design studio by Emirati sisters Hend and Hamda Al Abbar, has launched a signature ‘Quick Fix’ service to lend aesthetic uplifts for commercial spaces.
Having established its niche by providing three-day home makers through the ‘Quick Fix’ service, Dress My Room’s innovative interior design offering is as easy as it can get – with asimple step-by-step process. All that you need to do is share images of the current commercial space, specify budget, share inspirational images, and close the booking.
Addressing the market ‘white space’ for professional interior design solutions with punctuality
and creative excellence, the service makes ‘Dress My Room’ the go-to enterprise for the interior
décor of offices, cafes, commercial establishments, and especially for holiday homes that are
growing in popularity in Dubai.
Hend and Hamda Al Abbar said the expanded service offering builds on the growing demand for
‘Quick Fix’ services by Dress My Room. “In a short period of time, we have made a mark in
interior design of residences underpinned by our exclusive partnerships with suppliers and
brands. This also led to many customers seeking interior décor solutions for commercial
spaces. Today, with the exceptional growth recorded by the property sector, including
commercial real estate, as well as more holiday homes coming online, we see a distinctive
opportunity to expand our service to meet the needs of this niche audience.”
They added: “What sets Dress My Room apart is the speed of service with clear timelines and
our unwavering commitment to deliver customised solutions that meet the individual aspirations
of each client, based on their specific set of preferences. This brings great value for commercial
spaces that need interior design uplifts and overhauls in a short period of time. The value the
service brings for holiday homes is equally significant.”
Here is an interview with Hend Al Abbar, Founder of the interior design studio Dress My Room, to know more about this.
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