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January-March 2016

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Abu Dhabi

CHILD’S PLAY

Create the perfect nursery for your

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contents

9mood of the monthWood - the trending material this January

10st yle filesWe discover a designers favourite shopping spots

Managing DirectorVictoria thatcher

Editorial DirectorJohn thatcher

Editornicola Monteath

Senior DesignerAndy Knappett

Designeremi Dixon

Production ManagerMuthu Kumar

Group Advertising Manager sukaina Hussein

Senior Advertising Manager shweta Praful

To contact any of the above people, email [email protected]

Reproduction in whole or in part without written permission from HOT Media Publishing is strictly prohibited. HOT Media Publishing does not accept liability for omissions or errors in Better Homes magazine.

Tel: +971 4 364 2876Fax: +971 4 369 7494

There is much I’m looking forward to in 2016, and pretty sure Better Homes magazine readers are on the same boat. If a makeover is in the cards for your home, plan ahead – tons of inspiration is available from page 12, for every room in your home. You can also get ideas from world-renowned interior designer Nina Campbell (page 18), who has fitted out multiple homes in the Middle East, and all across the globe.

If you are looking to fit-out your toddler’s room, get motivation from our How-to Guide on page 16, and while you’re at it, take a look at a nursery (page 24) to enroll your child in too.

The capital is packed with numerous districts, and this month we explore Al Raha and its activity-and culinary-offerings (page 23). Better Homes has a wide array of the best property listings on the market (page 28), to suit every budget and lifestyle too. Let the hunt for your new home begin!

Happy Reading.

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Cover: Image supplied by Ikea.

11shop for . . .Accessories apt for a nautical, blue boy’s bedroom

12on trendThe latest in décor looks to try this month

16 how-to GuidePut your skills to the test with this idea

18an experienced eyeLearn more about Nina Campbell and her work

24which nursery ?Explore British Orchard Nursery

28propert y listinGsLook to Al Raha for your dream home

Ethical Handmade Rugs

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Barber & Osgerby’s designs for The Rug Company features a selection of fun, vibrant prints ideal for little ones’ bedrooms. The hand knotted Tibetan wool rugs comprise four designs including the butterfly orange, croco, fish and tiger, each showcasing movement to make it look as realistic as possible. Available at The Rug Company.

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Mood of the month.. .

woodDecorate your home with this versatile material

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1 . reindeer decorat ion, Dhs209 at Zara home 2. wooden venet ian at sedar 3 . Freder ick d in ing table angle , Dhs15, 415 at andrew mart in 4 . mi l ler Bureau cabinet, Dhs5,290 at indigo l iv ing 5. Georgetown bed (Queen), Dhs18, 1 10 at

ethan al len 6. indian cupboard, Dhs7,350 at F lamant 7. wooden coasters by Batela , Dhs186 at ci t ies

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style filesHAlA HAddAd desigN ANd CoNCept

MANAgeR At pAN eMiRAtes, sHARes HeR fAvoURite spots to sHop

sigNAtURe iNteRioR st Yleit’s very countryside with influences from America. i love a cosy look and feel, with rustic or vintage furniture pieces.

go-to HoMe dÉCoR stoRes Pan emirates is definitely one of my favourites, but i also love Marina Home, and Cottage Chic. All these stores offer unique furniture that match my style. the pieces are of high quality, and you get good after sales service, which is an add-on that means a lot to me. At Pan emirates, we have a wide range of colours to choose from, which makes you less bound to picking shades and tones you may not prefer for your home.

sHop foR WAllpApeR At…NGC Nafees (in Deira), as it goes well with furniture items.

best HoMe bUYA console and mirror from Cottage Chic.

ColoUR CoMbiNAtioN to tRYBeige, turquoise and brown

RUg offeRiNgsCarpet land and Marina Home offer a

wide variety that is perfect in terms of price, quality, and design.

splURge WoRtHYA good console and mirror, as it pulls the room together.

sAve oNA sofa bed, as it’s an occasional item that is used to receive guests, and you probably won’t use it as much as other furniture in your home.

top tipDon’t mix more than three colours in one room.

tHe best pARtWhat gets me more excited than purchasing furniture, is buying accessories to decorate them. Once the furniture is there, i can’t wait to finish setting up curtains, carpets, cushions, the gallery and lamps, before i feel i can enjoy my new room.



1 . Lamp, Dhs419 at Zara Home 2. Parrot bookends, Dhs999 at Indigo L iv ing 3. Sai l ing vessel c lock , Dhs1 19 at Homes R Us 4. Dynasty square coffee table , Dhs9,210 at Ethan Al len 5. Retro-c lassic Blue ve lvet swivel chair,

Dhs1 ,950 at Mar ina Home 6. Weaved cube stool made by Nayef Francis , Dhs833 at Ci t ies 7. Jordan R iver foundat ion cushion, Dhs840 at MOSAIQUE 8. Lancaster Bed, Dhs33,889 at Selva

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Living roomFabrics liven up a space just as much as art and paints do. Ethan Allen’s Book Poetry living room fuses white furnishing with detailed prints on armchairs and cushions. Upgrade your white couch with patterned cushions, and complement the setting with armchairs in similar coloured fabrics. Keep it neat and elegant with dainty gold tables, and floral arrangements.

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bedroomWho says nurseries have to be pink or blue? Give your little one’s room a classy, contemporary look with inspiration from Ikea. The chic nappy changing stand doubles up as storage, while the canopy over the crib adds a glam element. Pair a couch, a few shades lighter than the wall colour, to complement the setting.

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dining roomMuted tones highlight the food spread on show, along with accessories. This dining table set from Interiors, with chairs that boast a beautiful design on the back,

kitchenThe Chantal scheme’s personality showcases advanced design in its colour and exterior, giving it a distinct style for those looking for anything but traditional. The futuristic kitchen from Platinum

is apt for small groups or perhaps in a coffee table nook. Shades of blue and white add a hint of colour, to prevent it from looking to dull and grey.

House incorporates advanced technology, for instance the air-conditioning, lighting, and hidden speaker features, which can all be controlled by the touch of an iPad button.



bathroomBegin the New Year with an upgrade, and opt for this Milano shower room from Danube Home. The line also features faucets, toilets, water heaters, steam rooms, massage baths, and a wide selection for your restroom. Plus the sleek look fits in seamlessly with a modern home scheme.

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how to: build the perfect

room for toddlersNifty ideas to put your sk i l ls to the test

STEP 1: Make sure the room is child-proofed by the time he or she starts moving around. Sharp corners and electrical sockets are easily accessible to little ones, and need to be covered up.

STEP 2: Steer away from the mundane pink and blue themes, and try grey and pink with a hint of gold – for a girl’s room – or yellow and green with hints of brass for boys, which work perfectly without forcing gender boundaries.

STEP 3: Invest the largest part of your

budget on neutral items and pieces of furniture, to use them years later for your next child, irrespective of gender. Once you have a solid foundation, you can build smaller details into your scheme. Pick a bamboo crib, or a street scroll top cot bed, that can cater to your child’s rapid growth.

STEP 4: Invest in a wall colour that is permanent. We suggest using wall decals that can be peeled off, incase you decide you need a change. These not only appeal to little ones, but you as well, as they

are beautifully crafted with prints of particular shapes, and are reusable too.

STEP 5: Plush toys do not have to be traditional and monotonous. You can find a range of toys that fit into your living room, as much as they would fit into a playroom or nursery. To get the look, opt for eco-friendly and handmade beauties.

Supplied by Dima Kallides, Business Development Manager at Nest For Kids, Abu Dhabi Mall (nestforkids.ae).



luxury HOuSING

WHeRe? The ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal

WHAT’S ON OFFeR? Picture choosing your prefered pillow before you sleep, waking up by the seaside, enjoying a cup of tea on your spacious terrace, and heading out for a jog, or swim, before coming home to cook yourself a hearty breakfast. This may seem like the average daily routine, however the difference here is that this is a luxury villa nestled in a resort. That’s right, you can now rent a lavish 1,400 square ft. two bedroom villa at The ritz-Carlton Abu Dhabi, Grand Canal, and enjoy the hotel’s services and facilities in a stunning, refined setting.

The 32 units are available for long-term rentals, and better yet, come equipped with state-of-the-art kitchen appliances and facilities, ideal for those who prefer cooking and indulging at home instead of dining out.

Each villa comprises an expansive terrace with stunning garden views,

LeASe FURNiSHed, SeRviCed viLLAS AT THiS WATeRFRONT ReSORT

plush feather beds accompanied by a pillow menu, neutral tones, a living and dining area – ideal for entertaining family and friends over a relaxed dinner party – Asprey toiletries, coffee and tea making facilities, daily newspaper, and laundry and butler service. The villa accomodates five adults, and is apt for large families who prefer serviced homes, away from the city’s humdrum.

The best part is you can now live at a resort, and stick to your healthy eating

regime, by cooking your favourite meals. The added benefit includes the hotel’s amenities: 24-hour health club with personal instructors, outdoor swimming pool, and running track, allowing you to save on a gym membership. The concierge is on hand to take care of every other requirement, and ensure your living needs are met throughout.

Need TO kNOW: Call 02-8188181 for package enquiries.


Better Homes Magazine | DESIGN INSPIRATION

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A value Nina Campbell shares with many of her clients is privacy. While the established interior designer shares her

thoughts on Middle East traits and new fabric patterns, she’s careful to keep her clients close to her chest. And well she might, for many commissions come from Saudi and Jordanian royalty, and prominent families all over the world.

Since its establishment in 1967, her eponymous practice, Nina Campbell Interiors, has flourished with each passing decade and is much favoured by both older and younger generations. The interior designer set up the company at the tender age of 22, after honing her eye for design with John Fowler at his esteemed company Colefax and Fowler. Her first commission was a large country house in Shropshire, England, and Annabel’s, an esteemed private members’ club in London.

“I went to Annabel’s a lot as a young girl,” she recalls. “It was the place you went to after dinner for dancing and music, and one evening I said to [the owner] Mark Birley that there was something in his club that could be improved. He said, “if you think you’re so clever why don’t you do it yourself”, and that was a great opening.” This was the start of a successful working relationship, with the fledgling designer taking on other clubs owned by Birley and the pair opening a shop together in 1970. A decade later she opened

I do a lot of research into the culture and

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her own home accessories boutique in Knightsbridge, and launched a fabric and wallpaper collaboration with Osborne & Little – both of which continue to be successful.

While long-established, she shows no sign of slowing down or getting behind the times, a factor of her enduring appeal with clients of all ages. The designer recently announced her involvement in the £2 million north wing restoration project of a former monastery, and now country house, Combermere Abbey. Moving with the digital age, the designer also expanded her retail franchise online, where all her bespoke furniture, tabletop wares, accessories and fabrics are available.

“We have a wonderful big print with beautiful velvet weaves that I showed my current Kuwaiti clients and they love it, so I produced ahead of time for them,” she reveals.


Middle Eastern style. “We put in a flavour of the Middle East, just a little sparkle, which is fun and beautiful when it’s handled properly,” she explains. A house in Jordan fused heritage with pops of bright colour – formal damask patterns were livened up with wonderful acid green and silver colourways, punches of purple with light grey. “We took the traditional and turned it upside down, creating a modernised version of heritage,” she says.

Sometimes she has to focus on what the client doesn’t want from their surroundings. An apartment in Tokyo has no hint of the East, as per the request of the Japanese-American couple. Campbell explains: “Strangely, they didn’t want anything remotely Japanese because they said they already have the best of Japan and they didn’t want anything that an Englishman or a Frenchman thinks is Japanese when

making a fabric. I thought that actually makes sense – we might want an Anglo-Chinese toile but the Chinese probably don’t. The obvious isn’t necessarily what is wanted so I always talk to the client a lot and get to know them.”

The homes she’s worked on in the Middle East are spacious and accommodate public areas, private family spaces and staff quarters – a way of living that she’s come to admire. “I rather like the Middle East attitude to living, where – if you have the space – you have a private family part and the public entertaining part of the house, so guests don’t ever have to go into the inner sanctum of family life. I think that’s a rather beautiful way of living. “Entertaining was on a large scale in these projects so I would design these rather huge reception rooms with a lots of seating space as you need to expect 20 to 30 people to sit down. I used rich


“Over time my ‘English country’ aesthetic has crisped up, as life does, and it is more contemporary,” she continues. “But I am not a great follower of fashion, so endurance is very important to me as well as comfort. It’s like clothes; you don’t always want to be in something flamboyant, but rather something chic that feels comfortable.

“It also has to be suitable; I do a lot of diverse work and I’ve worked in China, Jordan, Kuwait, Scotland, France and the USA, so it’s really important that the interiors suits the customs of the place you’re working in, but alters it to go with the moment. I do a lot of research into the culture and surroundings, and I also talk to the people I’m working with and see how they live their life and what they want from it.”

Her fourth Kuwaiti project was on behalf of young clients who wanted a sophisticated approach to the typical



entertaining by the kitchen, which easily seats 12 but oft times 20, plus access to two gardens. Her bedroom is upstairs on the first floor. Perhaps inadvertently, she’s followed the Middle East concept of private and public spaces that she so admires, albeit in a smaller way.

She redecorated a Chelsea home with Cathay Parade, a fabric she launched in 2014 with Osborne & Little. Inspired by a decorative piece of linen she found at a textile sale, she had it re-embroidered in India while her design team brought the illustrations back to life, with an exultant parade of Chinese people winding their way round tall feathery trees. The beautiful Eastern toile was used to make her curtains and changed from aqua to white linen with coral accents.

“Sometimes I do see the most beautiful fabric in the world but then I’d need a completely different room, or house or even live in a different country,” she laughs. “By the time I’ve figured that out the moment has passed and I go home perfectly content to shut door on my own house.” ninacampbellinteriors.com

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fabrics on the chairs while sofas were in a background colour with wonderful embroidered cushions, so you get that richness but you keep the budget somewhere under control.

“The family part is more casual and comfortable because there is always children involved especially in the women’s part of the house, where ladies lunch and family life and homework goes on. The men’s rooms are fun to do and are comfortable but have a richer aesthetic. They really mind about their rooms more than a man in the UK would, which is rather nice. Even though they are incredibly busy people it seems that the busier and more important they are the more time they find to give to you.”

Her own home is compact in comparison, but has a story that only London dwellings can provide. Once an artist’s studio at the back of another house, Campbell completely renovated it into a three-storey home. She dug a basement to create two guest bedrooms, a bathroom, laundry room and storage space, with a small adjoining courtyard. The ground floor has a large area for



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AL RAHA

CAFÉ ChICHead to Nolu’s Café in Al Bandar, for Afghani or café food such as smoothies, egg specialties, huevos rancheros, and pancakes or waffles. It’s a great spot for catch-up with the girls, quick coffee, or a more substantial Afghani meal with curries, biryani and kebabs. Call 02-5579500.

SPA DATETreat your partner to a soothing 60-minute aromatherapy, or Indian ayurvedic herbal oil massage for two, at Al Raha Beach Resort, and enjoy complimentary access to the aqua medic pool. The package is available for just Dhs549, alrahabeach.danathotels.com.

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PLAy DATESTake your little ones to Play and Learn at Al Raha Mall, to spend time at the play kitchen, and mini cars, while mingling and making friends. Call 02-5566411.

WORTh ThE DRIVEP&C by Sergei Arola brings the best of Spanish cuisine to tables and our palates. Just a few minutes from Al Raha is this restaurant by the waterside in Shangri-La Qaryat Al Beri. Feast on contemporary-style patatas bravas (spicy potatoes with aioli), fresh seafood paella, squid ink crackers with crisp calamari, and a divine lemon marshmallow with cherry chilli sauce, which you can roast on the table. Call 02-5098777.


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which school? Better Homes magazine explores Br i t ish Orchard

Nurser y in a d iscussion with Emma Addy, Business Suppor t Manager

Burooj ViewsAl Reem Island

Ref No. AP337707

Beach TowersAl Reem Island

Ref No. AP322987

AED 150,000

2BR1,356 sq.ft.

AED 105,000

1BR850 sq.ft.

SHORtEN tHE SCHOOl RUNThree great homes within minutes drive of British

Orchard Nursery

Hydra C5 TowerAl Reem Island

Ref No. AP94948

AED 135,000

2BR1,373 sq.ft.

What sets your educat ional inst i tut ion apar t f rom others in the c i ty?At British Orchard Nursery (BON) we follow the British National Early Years Curriculum guidelines, EYFS and OFSTED (Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills), focusing on developing early years education through an in-depth planning programme unique to British Orchard Nursery. The process has been praised by a variety of educationalists, and has won us accolades. We take pride in its commitment to quality; and have 14 branches across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Sharjah.

Unti l which grade does i t go up to?BON offers early years education and daycare services to children from six months to four years old. Our highest-class ranking is foundation stage 1.

Why should a parent enrol l their chi ld at your nurser y?As part of our commitment to the Early Years Foundation Stage, we see parentsas partners in children’s learning. They are their first educators and we know that a welcoming atmosphere with good communication between parents and the school is vital for their child’s development. They are a vital tool for British Orchard Nursery to see what we are excelling in, and provide feedback to the staff, so that we have the opportunity to develop the school.

Apart f rom academics, what e lse does the nurser y focus heavi ly on?We focus on extracurricular activities, languages, and corporate social responsibility (CSR), with an emphasis on being environmentally and socially responsible. A portion of our profit goes to the BON foundation to support the impoverished, orphanages, and old age homes. We also engage in many activities to reduce our carbon footprint. The nursery also contributes to the community, engaging in a wide range of activities such as local fundraisers and walkathons.

Does the nurser y offer anything e lse in par t icular?We host coffee mornings where parents are educated on special topics of interest. In addition, a wide range of after school activities, such as ballet, karate, and football are on offer. We also offer structured classes for students, and children not part of the nursery, in our gym facility through Gym Juniorz.

SElECtED FACilitiES Specialised children’s gym Sensory and roleplay rooms Outdoor, construction, and water play areas Library with smart boards Music room Garden area Sandpit Road track Picnic and painting area

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ISO Quality, Health & Safety Environment certified (9001, 14001 & 18001)

Winner of European Quality Award and Golden Peacock Award for innovation management at UK

Winner of UAE Government’s MRM, Dubai Quality and Dubai Human Development Awards

Well researched curriculum adhering to OFSTED (U.K.) including Arabic & French

Parent & teacher training and development by CACHE (U.K.)

Enhanced activities such as GymJuniorz, ICT, Soccer, Ballet, Music, Cricket, Yoga, Dance, etc.

40+ child and parent events throughout the year

Bilingual nurseries at Government o�ces and corporates

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SUBURBAN LIVINGAbu Dhabi is packed with mixed commercial, residential, and leisure area communities, and one that’s a prime choice for both local and expats, at the moment, is Al Raha. Numerous shopping outlets, restaurants, cafés, schools, salons, and clinics are housed in this area, making it great for those who prefer residing away from the city. Find your perfect home through Better Homes listings (from page 28), visit bhomes.com, or call 04 409 0998.

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FOR SALEIf you l ike what you see and want to view more,

visit bhomes.com or call 04 409 0998

Al Barza Al MuneeraAl Raha Beach Al Raha Beach

Ref No. AP323971Marie DeGuiche

Ref No. AP301956Cheffie Melhem

AED 2,700,000 AED 1 ,350,000

2 BR 1 BR1,353 sq. ft. 860 sq. ft.

Al Muneera Al MuneeraAl Raha Beach Al Raha Beach

Ref No. AP305766Imran Ellam

Ref No. AP333825Thomas Peter Williams

AED 1 ,600,000 AED 1 ,950,000

1 BR 2 BR859 sq. ft. 1,557 sq. ft.





AL RAHA BEACH4 Bedroom Apartment, Al Manara

AED 8,995,000

This Al Manara home takes up the 12th floor, and features its own entrance hallway from the lift. The living room with floor to ceiling glass windows look out to the waters, offering stunning views. The master bathroom faces the marina, and all bedrooms have en-suite bathrooms. An open layout kitchen, allows for a relaxed dining scene. Residents can enjoy facilities including a swimming pool, tennis court, sauna and gym.

Listed by Imran Ellam

T H E D E TA i L S Approx size: 4,089 sq.ft.

Reference No: AP318748






Ref No. AP302680Thomas Peter Williams


AED 2,000,000 AED 2,400,000

2 BR 2 BR1,539 sq. ft. 1,570 sq. ft.




AED 3,200,000 AED 3,500,000

3 BR 4 BR2,171 sq. ft.1,840 sq. ft.



FOR SALE

Al MuneeraAl Raha Beach

Ref No. TH318475Imran Ellam

AED 6,000,000

4 BR5,154 sq. ft.



AED 3,750,000

4 BR2,181 sq. ft.

I f you l ike what you see and want to view more, visit bhomes.com or call 04 409 0998





Al Naseem AAl Raha Beach


AED 4,350,000

3 BR2,529 sq. ft.


Ref No. TH330695Imran Ellam

AED 6,500,000

4 BR6,919 sq. ft.





AL RAHA BEACH4 Bedroom Apartment, Khor Al Raha

AED 6, 195,000

The townhouse on this island is on a well maintained property site which fronts the canal. The ground floor comprises a lounge living space with wall-to-wall windows that flood the space with light. The fully-fitted contemporary kitchen with adjacent dining area is ideal for those who love to cook and entertain simultaneously. Three additional bedrooms make up the middle floor, while the master suite on the level on top, boasts a walk in wardrobe and space for an entertainment room or home office.

Listed by Imran Ellam

T H E D E TA i L S Approx size: 5,133 sq.ft.

Reference No: TH304103



Al Naseem B Al Naseem BAl Raha Beach Al Raha Beach

Ref No. AP332524Better Homes Abu Dhabi


AED 2,300,000 AED 3,750,000

2 BR 2 BR1,011 sq. ft. 2,613 sq. ft.

Al Naseem C Al Naseem CAl Raha Beach Al Raha Beach

Ref No. AP331368Cheffie Melhem


AED 2,485,000 AED 2,500,000

2 BR 2 BR1,330 sq. ft. 1,387 sq. ft.


FOR SALE



Al ZeinaAl Raha Beach


AED 2,600,000

2 BR1,811 sq. ft.

Al ZeinaAl Raha Beach


AED 1 ,500,000

1 BR1,033 sq. ft.


FOR SALE



Spotlight OnThese glass side tables from the Verreum collection - how stunning are they? Instead of accessorising our tables, we are just going to let these arty glass statement pieces speak for themselves. Dhs6,500 at Mosaique boutique – Abu Dhabi.

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