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Interior Design Dubai can help you choose furniture and accessories for your new home in Dubai. Decorating tips and furnishing ideas are provided, step by step for creating your unique, stylish and comfortable interior space.
We also guide you about the various furniture retailers and home décor stores in the region and help you make informed choices about what to buy and from where. Our Designers have experience in working on all types of real estate developments in Dubai.
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Monday, 23 August 2010
Saturday, 14 August 2010
Drinking ban for Dubai expats
Dubai: Officials in Dubai have introduced a two hour alcohol ban for British bars and pubs in an effort to stop expatriate drunkenness.
Wednesday, 11 August 2010
Thomas Klein International is appointed as F&B consultant for El Seref Tourism and Hospitality project in Khartoum
Thomas Klein International has been appointed to conceptualise the food and beverage offering of the El Seref project, a site spanning 40,000 square feet including terraces offering expansive views across the Nile.
The project, due to open early next year, is owned and managed by El Seref Tourism and Hospitality, and the total investment inclusive of interiors and kitchen fit-out is estimated at approximately $8 million.
"The site was originally planned to be the ballroom of a five-star hotel, to be built by El Seref Tourism and Hospitality, however, the local market's needs shifted during the construction of the site, and the owner decided to re-visit the usage of the building," said Daniel During, Managing Partner of Thomas Klein International.
"We definitely have a very large area to work with, and our initial task will be to study the location and the market, and to estimate the potential demand of the location. The biggest task now is to devise exciting concepts for such a big space."
El Seref restaurant will be situated on a prime location on the riverbed of an historical site on the Nile in Omdurman, 200 meters from the confluence of the White and Blue Nile.
"This is definitely a very interesting project for us, as Omdurman was the ancient capital of Sudan, and the restaurant will be situated on the exact location of the site where the last battle against the British was fought," added During.
"When you visit the site you are still able to see the walls that protected the fighters on the site when the troops were led by Al Mahdi."
"Due to the location of the project, we are working on a concept that will position El Seref as a destination restaurant for both locals and tourists," concluded During.
"The complexity of the project, the sheer size and uniqueness of the site, and the fact that it will be a first of its kind in the region, and a totally new concept to the Sudanese public, makes this a very special project," said Mr. Abdel Rahim El Sadig, the General Manager of El Seref Tourism and Hospitality.
"This, coupled with the high level of investment of the project, meant that we had to select a highly-capable F&B consultant with a proven track record to manage the project. We therefore decided to partner with Thomas Klein International on this project, as we felt they fulfil all the pre-requisites in managing our investment successfully," concluded El Sadig.
Thomas Klein International has been operating in the region since 2001, and provides professional consultancy services specialising in the hospitality, entertainment and leisure sectors, with a strong emphasis on food and beverage operations.
Thomas Klein International has worked on a variety of projects for prestigious clients in the past including; Al Samadi Sweets and Café, Butcher's Den and Prime and Toast restaurants for The Sultan Group, as well as Sharjah's tourist destination -Qanat Al Qasbah; Spazio restaurant at Prince Walid bin Talal's Kingdom Tower; Dubai Industrial City Central Production Kitchen; Dubai Media City retail areas; and various independent and hotel restaurants including projects for Le Royal Meridian Abu Dhabi, Four Seasons Riyadh, Moevenpick Hotel Oud Metha Dubai and Wafi City.
The project, due to open early next year, is owned and managed by El Seref Tourism and Hospitality, and the total investment inclusive of interiors and kitchen fit-out is estimated at approximately $8 million.
"The site was originally planned to be the ballroom of a five-star hotel, to be built by El Seref Tourism and Hospitality, however, the local market's needs shifted during the construction of the site, and the owner decided to re-visit the usage of the building," said Daniel During, Managing Partner of Thomas Klein International.
"We definitely have a very large area to work with, and our initial task will be to study the location and the market, and to estimate the potential demand of the location. The biggest task now is to devise exciting concepts for such a big space."
El Seref restaurant will be situated on a prime location on the riverbed of an historical site on the Nile in Omdurman, 200 meters from the confluence of the White and Blue Nile.
"This is definitely a very interesting project for us, as Omdurman was the ancient capital of Sudan, and the restaurant will be situated on the exact location of the site where the last battle against the British was fought," added During.
"When you visit the site you are still able to see the walls that protected the fighters on the site when the troops were led by Al Mahdi."
"Due to the location of the project, we are working on a concept that will position El Seref as a destination restaurant for both locals and tourists," concluded During.
"The complexity of the project, the sheer size and uniqueness of the site, and the fact that it will be a first of its kind in the region, and a totally new concept to the Sudanese public, makes this a very special project," said Mr. Abdel Rahim El Sadig, the General Manager of El Seref Tourism and Hospitality.
"This, coupled with the high level of investment of the project, meant that we had to select a highly-capable F&B consultant with a proven track record to manage the project. We therefore decided to partner with Thomas Klein International on this project, as we felt they fulfil all the pre-requisites in managing our investment successfully," concluded El Sadig.
Thomas Klein International has been operating in the region since 2001, and provides professional consultancy services specialising in the hospitality, entertainment and leisure sectors, with a strong emphasis on food and beverage operations.
Thomas Klein International has worked on a variety of projects for prestigious clients in the past including; Al Samadi Sweets and Café, Butcher's Den and Prime and Toast restaurants for The Sultan Group, as well as Sharjah's tourist destination -Qanat Al Qasbah; Spazio restaurant at Prince Walid bin Talal's Kingdom Tower; Dubai Industrial City Central Production Kitchen; Dubai Media City retail areas; and various independent and hotel restaurants including projects for Le Royal Meridian Abu Dhabi, Four Seasons Riyadh, Moevenpick Hotel Oud Metha Dubai and Wafi City.
Tuesday, 10 August 2010
Curtains and Soft Furnishing Design Course
About our Curtains and Soft Furnishing Design Courses
There are many books and courses available that will teach you how to make curtains and soft furnishings. Limperts Academy of Design offers the first curtains and soft furnishing course of it’s kind that will teach you how to design curtains and soft furnishings rather than make them.
When most people think about decorating, they automatically look at walls and large surface areas first, but curtains and soft furnishings are important design details in our homes and interiors, bringing warmth, comfort and a sense of luxury that can’t be matched by anything else.
Fabric has been used throughout history to add colour and style instantly, and today’s modern production methods present us with more choices now than at any previous time in our history. While this is wonderful in many ways, unlimited options make it easier for the novice designer to make a mistake, and with the high cost of fabrics and labour this is an expensive lesson that few people can afford to bear.
The good news is that knowledge is power. With a sound understanding of soft furnishing construction and the many ways in which fabrics can be combined, it’s easy to design for any style and budget. This curtains and soft furnishings course will show you how to combine practicality with creativity so you can design with confidence …
A curtains and soft furnishing designer does not necessarily make soft furnishings themselves (although many do), but they understand how various items are made and fitted, and they know how to use simple techniques to help their clients achieve a co-ordinated interior that is unique and tailored to their individual style.
Whether you want to design curtains and soft furnishings for yourself or your clients, the knowledge you will gain on this soft furnishings and curtains design course will help you to design treatments to suit any style, décor and budget.
The following pages provide a brief overview of what you can expect to learn on this course in curtains and soft furnishings design.
There are many books and courses available that will teach you how to make curtains and soft furnishings. Limperts Academy of Design offers the first curtains and soft furnishing course of it’s kind that will teach you how to design curtains and soft furnishings rather than make them.
When most people think about decorating, they automatically look at walls and large surface areas first, but curtains and soft furnishings are important design details in our homes and interiors, bringing warmth, comfort and a sense of luxury that can’t be matched by anything else.
Fabric has been used throughout history to add colour and style instantly, and today’s modern production methods present us with more choices now than at any previous time in our history. While this is wonderful in many ways, unlimited options make it easier for the novice designer to make a mistake, and with the high cost of fabrics and labour this is an expensive lesson that few people can afford to bear.
The good news is that knowledge is power. With a sound understanding of soft furnishing construction and the many ways in which fabrics can be combined, it’s easy to design for any style and budget. This curtains and soft furnishings course will show you how to combine practicality with creativity so you can design with confidence …
A curtains and soft furnishing designer does not necessarily make soft furnishings themselves (although many do), but they understand how various items are made and fitted, and they know how to use simple techniques to help their clients achieve a co-ordinated interior that is unique and tailored to their individual style.
Whether you want to design curtains and soft furnishings for yourself or your clients, the knowledge you will gain on this soft furnishings and curtains design course will help you to design treatments to suit any style, décor and budget.
The following pages provide a brief overview of what you can expect to learn on this course in curtains and soft furnishings design.
Dubai Police rescue boy whose arm was stuck in pool.
It took the rescuers around half an hour to release the child's arm as they had to use hydraulic equipments to break the concrete around the drainage and the L-shaped tube where the child’s arm was stuck to his elbow.
Dubai: The Dubai Police rescued a three-year-old boy whose arm was stuck in a pool drain at the Gardens on Saturday evening.
Major Ahmad Attiq Bu Riqaba, Deputy Director of Dubai Police Rescue Department, said they reached the location within five minutes when the incident was reported to the operations room of the Dubai Police.
It took the rescuers around half an hour to release the child's arm as they had to use hydraulic equipments to break the concrete around the drainage and the L-shaped tube where the child’s arm was stuck to his elbow.
The boy was transferred to Rashid Hospital for further treatment, said Major Bu Riqaba.
Dubai: The Dubai Police rescued a three-year-old boy whose arm was stuck in a pool drain at the Gardens on Saturday evening.
Major Ahmad Attiq Bu Riqaba, Deputy Director of Dubai Police Rescue Department, said they reached the location within five minutes when the incident was reported to the operations room of the Dubai Police.
It took the rescuers around half an hour to release the child's arm as they had to use hydraulic equipments to break the concrete around the drainage and the L-shaped tube where the child’s arm was stuck to his elbow.
The boy was transferred to Rashid Hospital for further treatment, said Major Bu Riqaba.
11 employees killed in fire at Dubai workplace
The company premises had offices, a warehouse, and a partition designed as an accommodation for the 11 Asian workers, Major General Khamis Mattar Al Mazeina, Acting Chief of Dubai Police, told Gulf News.
Dubai: Three people have been arrested following the deaths of 11 workers who were residing at their workplace when a fire broke out as they slept, said a senior Dubai Police official.
The company premises had offices, a warehouse, and a partition designed as an accommodation for the 11 Asian workers, Major General Khamis Mattar Al Mazeina, Acting Chief of Dubai Police, told Gulf News.
Dubai: Three people have been arrested following the deaths of 11 workers who were residing at their workplace when a fire broke out as they slept, said a senior Dubai Police official.
The company premises had offices, a warehouse, and a partition designed as an accommodation for the 11 Asian workers, Major General Khamis Mattar Al Mazeina, Acting Chief of Dubai Police, told Gulf News.
Interior Design Course - Dubai UAE
About Interior Design Courses
Interior Design is a relatively young and rapidly growing industry. If you are considering qualifications in interior design, Limperts Academy of Design offers a range of accredited interior design training and interior decorating courses that will fully prepare you to enter the professional interior design industry.
The Diploma in Interior Design & Decoration and the Higher National Diploma in Interior Design (BTEC HND) programs both prepare you for a new career as a professional interior decorator, interior designer or interior architect. These courses also offer the flexibility of home study (also known as distance learning or correspondence),so you can gain your new qualification in a way that suits your lifestyle.
The Interior Design Diploma and Interior Design HND courses are both available now by home study/distance learning or in-school tuition (see links below). Additionally, students can sign up for a Degree in Interior Design now, although it will not be officially available until Summer 2011 and the Master in Interior Design will be coming online in late 2012.
Interior Design is a relatively young and rapidly growing industry. If you are considering qualifications in interior design, Limperts Academy of Design offers a range of accredited interior design training and interior decorating courses that will fully prepare you to enter the professional interior design industry.
The Diploma in Interior Design & Decoration and the Higher National Diploma in Interior Design (BTEC HND) programs both prepare you for a new career as a professional interior decorator, interior designer or interior architect. These courses also offer the flexibility of home study (also known as distance learning or correspondence),so you can gain your new qualification in a way that suits your lifestyle.
The Interior Design Diploma and Interior Design HND courses are both available now by home study/distance learning or in-school tuition (see links below). Additionally, students can sign up for a Degree in Interior Design now, although it will not be officially available until Summer 2011 and the Master in Interior Design will be coming online in late 2012.
Shisha ban in Dubai's Ramadan tents
DUBAI Stringent public health and safety regulations for Ramadan tents will be strictly enforced this year in an effort to prevent tragedies such as the deadly fire at a wedding in Kuwait last year, civic officials said.
Dubai Municipality will deploy officers to inspect tents during the Muslim holy month to ensure there are no violations. Offenders face fines ranging from Dh1,000 for minor offences, such as smoking in a tent, to Dh50,000 for major violations, which include setting up a tent without proper permits and allowing unlicensed activities.
“We will apply stringent regulations for Ramadan tents to ensure that visitors are safe and there are no hazards,” said Dawood al Hajri, the head of the municipality’s planning department. “Our regulations have been in place and this year municipal inspectors will work round the clock to check on these structures in various parts of the city.”
Dubai Municipality will deploy officers to inspect tents during the Muslim holy month to ensure there are no violations. Offenders face fines ranging from Dh1,000 for minor offences, such as smoking in a tent, to Dh50,000 for major violations, which include setting up a tent without proper permits and allowing unlicensed activities.
“We will apply stringent regulations for Ramadan tents to ensure that visitors are safe and there are no hazards,” said Dawood al Hajri, the head of the municipality’s planning department. “Our regulations have been in place and this year municipal inspectors will work round the clock to check on these structures in various parts of the city.”
Ramadan in Dubai
Ramadan is a holy month when Muslims commemorate the revelation of the Holy Quran to the Prophet Mohammed. During this month Muslims are required to fast from dawn until dusk, abstaining from eating and drinking, sex and smoking. At dusk the fast is broken with an Iftar meal in one of the many tents erected around Dubai.
Dubai Metro changes service timings for Ramadan
Dubai:The chairman and executive director of the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) announced on Saturday that Dubai Metro service hours during the holy month of Ramadan would start from 6am and continue till 1am during weekdays, and from 2pm to 1am on Fridays.
UAE workers can break Ramadan fast -fatwa
DUBAI - Workers contending with high heat and humidity can break their Ramadan fasts to avoid health problems, according to a fatwa issued by the state religious authority in the United Arab Emirates.
Dubai Municipality sets conditions for erecting Ramadan tents
Dubai: Dubai Municipality's Planning Department has set conditions for erecting Ramadan tents, which must be licensed by the municipality after ensuring their safety.
All establishments and people wishing to erect Ramadan tents must submit an application to the municipality, which coordinates with civil defence departments to inspect safety conditions and precautionary measures before approval.
Failure to get the municipality and civil defence approval is a violation of the law and owners who do so will be subject to prosecution in case of any accident or fire.
All establishments and people wishing to erect Ramadan tents must submit an application to the municipality, which coordinates with civil defence departments to inspect safety conditions and precautionary measures before approval.
Failure to get the municipality and civil defence approval is a violation of the law and owners who do so will be subject to prosecution in case of any accident or fire.
Sunday, 8 August 2010
Dubai Silicon Oasis records 131% profit growth in H1
(MENAFN) The Chairman of DubaiSilicon Oasis (DOS) said that the company has
registered a 131 percent growth in profits for the first half of the year, compared to the same period last year, Gulf News reported. He pointed out that the high-tech park also posted a 148 percent increase in revenue, adding that the number of companies operating at the DSO too rose by 25 percent to 318 for the same period, he added. He also commended the Dubai Circuit Design Centre, headquartered at DSO, for winning six new projects in collaboration with leading technology companies to design circuits for semi-conductor chips of TSMC 40 nanometers.
registered a 131 percent growth in profits for the first half of the year, compared to the same period last year, Gulf News reported. He pointed out that the high-tech park also posted a 148 percent increase in revenue, adding that the number of companies operating at the DSO too rose by 25 percent to 318 for the same period, he added. He also commended the Dubai Circuit Design Centre, headquartered at DSO, for winning six new projects in collaboration with leading technology companies to design circuits for semi-conductor chips of TSMC 40 nanometers.
Good News for UAE Mobile Lovers
INTEX have launched 3 mobile phone models with Dual Sim Options Plus additional features at very affordable prices. These phones have been introduced in UAE through Ansar mall, Sharjah & all the outlets of Safeer malls where the response received was tremendous and have been selling successfully with constant request for re-orders from the retailers.
The company also have received tremendous response (boost by bagging an order) with thier entry level model especially from Bahrain. INTEX mobile comes with one year warranty in the UAE, which is extended at more than 350 service outlets across India.
Stay tuned at www.pcmag-mideast.com for a review of the mobile phones.
Panache Interiors Dubai - UAE has been launched new website
Panache Interiors is one of the leading interior designing company in Dubai - UAE, launched new website. Please visit http://www.panache-interiors-uae.com
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