Client
Abhishek & Swati.

Sculptural Jumeirah Living WTC master suite combining a curved microcement-style feature wall, three-dimensional botanical relief, concealed architectural lighting, custom upholstery and herringbone timber flooring.
Organic contemporary master bedroom transformation for Abhishek. at Jumeirah Living WTC, featuring a sculptural curved microcement-style surround, three-dimensional botanical relief, concealed halo lighting, custom bouclé upholstery and herringbone timber flooring by Halo Interiors.

A warm, organic contemporary master bedroom transformation at Jumeirah Living World Trade Centre Residences in Dubai, defined by sculptural curves, tactile neutral finishes, botanical relief detailing and carefully concealed architectural lighting.
Book a Free Site VisitThe centrepiece of the bedroom is the dramatic oversized curved feature wall behind the bed. Its softly rounded architectural frame creates an almost cocoon-like enclosure around the sleeping area, giving the room a distinctive sense of intimacy while introducing a strong sculptural element into the contemporary interior.
The outer wall and curved surround feature a seamless warm-toned microcement-style decorative finish, creating a soft, continuous surface without conventional joints or trims. The hand-finished appearance adds subtle tonal variation and texture, complementing the natural, earthy palette of the bedroom.
Inside the curved surround is a highly detailed three-dimensional botanical relief wall, featuring oversized tropical leaf forms sculpted across the headboard elevation. The raised foliage introduces depth and craftsmanship, transforming the wall into an integrated piece of architectural art rather than a conventional decorative backdrop.
A continuous band of concealed warm LED lighting follows the organic perimeter of the feature wall, washing light across the botanical relief and accentuating the depth of the leaf pattern. The indirect illumination creates a soft halo effect around the bed while providing atmospheric lighting without visible fittings.
The bed continues the tactile character of the room through a generously proportioned bouclé-style upholstered frame and headboard, with softly rounded edges and vertically channelled detailing around the base. Layered neutral bedding and textured cushions reinforce the warm monochromatic palette.
At the foot of the bed, a matching channelled upholstered bench provides a practical dressing and seating element while maintaining the same soft material language.
Curved bedside furniture and sculptural metallic accessories continue the rounded geometry throughout the bedroom. Textured side tables, decorative objects and warm bronze-toned accents introduce contrast without disturbing the calm neutral composition.
The flooring is finished in warm herringbone timber, introducing natural grain and geometric movement beneath the softer upholstered elements. A large textured rug further defines the sleeping area.
Full-height curtains soften the glazing and provide privacy and daylight control, while the ceiling integrates recessed downlights, black cylindrical spotlights and slim linear HVAC grilles for a clean architectural finish.
Delivered by Halo Interiors, the project demonstrates the detailed craftsmanship involved in luxury apartment renovation and interior fitout in Dubai, bringing together specialist decorative finishes, microcement-style surfaces, sculptural wall treatments, custom upholstery, bespoke furniture, timber flooring, architectural lighting and coordinated MEP services within one highly distinctive master bedroom.
Luxury Apartment Renovation · Master Bedroom Renovation · Interior Fitout · Decorative Finishes · Microcement · Custom Furniture · Architectural Lighting · Property Transformation
Abhishek & Swati.
Jumeirah Living World Trade Centre Residences (Jumeirah Living WTC), Dubai
Luxury Apartment / Residence
Master Bedroom Suite
Luxury Apartment Renovation & Property Transformation
Halo Interiors LLC
Dubai, UAE
Everything visible in this photograph, delivered by one team under one contract.
26 line items · one contract · one project manager
Every trade on this project was ours. Nothing in the list below was subcontracted out and coordinated by email.
The palette specified and installed for this space.

Reference finish from our materials library

Sculpted leaf forms built into the illuminated curved headboard surround

Reference finish from our materials library

Reference finish from our materials library

Reference finish from our materials library

Reference finish from our materials library

Reference finish from our materials library
The detailing that gives the space its character.
We work across Jumeirah Living WTC and the communities around it. Wherever your property is, the survey, the approvals and the build follow the same process.

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The questions Jumeirah Living WTC owners ask us most before they start.
It follows the scope and the finish level rather than the floor area — a single bathroom rebuilt with a custom microcement vanity and bespoke mirrors can carry more value than a whole-apartment repaint. We survey first, then issue an itemised, line-by-line proposal against a defined scope with a dated programme and milestone payments, including the building access and protection costs rather than adding them later.
Yes. Building management issues the fit-out NOC and sets the working hours, lift booking, delivery windows and protection requirements. A Dubai Municipality permit is added where the works touch wet areas or partitions, and DEWA where electrical loads change. We prepare and submit all of it and do not start on site until it is in hand.
Yes — it is the finish this building is most often renovated with, because it produces a continuous, rounded, joint-free surface that tiling cannot. The condition is the substrate: we strip back, re-tank the wet area, prove it, and apply afterwards. Applied over existing tile or a tired membrane it will fail, which is why we always quote the waterproofing and the finish together.
A single luxury bathroom is usually 6–10 weeks on site; a full apartment interior runs 10–16 weeks. Add roughly 2–4 weeks before site start for the NOC and the access bookings. The building’s working hours and lift windows stretch a programme compared with a villa, which is why we agree them before we commit to a date rather than after.
That is exactly what the building’s rules are written to prevent, and we work to them rather than around them. Noisy trades are confined to the permitted hours, corridors and lifts are protected before the first delivery, waste leaves in booked windows, and the unit is kept sealed and cleaned daily. Management sees a contractor they have an agreement with, not a complaint.
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Read MoreTell us about your space and what you want to change. We'll reply on WhatsApp and book a free site visit to talk through scope, budget and timing.
The NOC, the working-hour agreement, the service-lift booking, the delivery and waste windows and the common-area protection are all part of our scope. In a managed tower these are the things that move a completion date, so we handle them rather than leaving them with the owner.
A seamless finish fails at the substrate, not at the surface. We prepare, waterproof and apply as one scope — so there is no gap between the contractor who built the vanity and the applicator who has to make it read as a single piece.
Everything bespoke here has to arrive through a booked service lift and a protected corridor. We build in our own factory to sizes and joints set out for that route, which is a design decision made at drawing stage rather than a problem discovered on delivery day.
Book a free site visit and get a line-by-line quote — clear scope, a dated schedule, and payments by milestone.