If you’ve been dreaming of making your home that bit homelier without having to renegotiate your rent checks, Home Centre has the answer.
The home retailer has stores across the UAE, and has just introduced a brilliant new Tribal collection, inspired by global interior trends. Pieces are influenced by tribal patterns from the Aztecs of South America to the souks of Morroco and beyond. Best of all, items start from as little as Dhs17.
Perfect for your inner-nomad, the tribal designs have been created with globe trotters in mind, with a palette of earthy tones and neutral colours at the centre.
Whether you’re looking for a monochrome rug, printed cushions or minimalistic lighting, the new collection features pieces to suit all tastes and budgets.
From a couple of new cushions to make a subtle change, to completely reimagining a room in your house, the tribal collection has all the ingredients to turn your living room, kitchen or bedroom into that dreamy boho space straight off a Pinterest board.
Home Centre, across the UAE. homecentre.com
— For the best of Dubai straight to your inbox, sign up for our newsletter.
The post This affordable tribal collection will make you want to redecorate right now appeared first on What's On Dubai.
The Emirates Red Crescent, ERC, has announced that the UAE will provide AED18.3 million in emergency aid to Mozambique, More...
Aferry overloaded with people celebrating the Kurdish new year and Mother’s Day capsized in the Tigris river near the Iraqi city of Mosul yesterday, killing at least 83 people, including families, officials said. Many of the dead were women and...
Owning a gun in Brazil to become easier despite school shooting massacre this month and a widespread homicide crisis.
Emirates has launched a pan-African brand advertising campaign that celebrates the talent and achievements of young More...
Starting today, Gulf News, in a three-part series, looks at the rampant identity thefts that deliver life-shattering experiences to the victims, and the ways to avoid it |
From a source:
(de)Motivate is apparently moving to media city in September (but I won't be holding my breath...why move, when they're living (probably) rent free in that crumby building by Al Tayer Motors in Garhoud? i'm sure the office building is also Al Tayer.
As we know, DMC is crazy expensive floor space, and given the company is too tight to even provide decent tea & coffee/lunch room facilities, hot water in washrooms etc and forces employees to pay for parking while at work, I can't see them forking out for DMC offices. But I could be wrong.
Activists say Muslims are often victims of wrongful conviction as accused men reflect on case that ruined their lives.
Apparently the land that the Hard Rock Café stands on has been sold to somebody who wants to build a skyscraper, and we know how desperately Dubai needs more of those. So yet another Dubai landmark will be pulled down. There's a Facebook Group. As I remarked on there:
What a shock! I remember when HRC was first built, and I thought 'what a crap location'. Now it's in the heart of New Dubai. I think I left Dubai at the right time: the powers that be have no idea how to build a city: they only know how to build buildings (well, some of them know how to build buildings). But cities are about much more than the buildings that they are made of: they're about soul and culture and character. Dammit.
Anyone can join this group: I wouldn't expect it to make a difference, but it would be nice to think that the authorities do take a bit of notice. Not that the evidence bears this out, of course: the Exiles and Country Club gone, Satwa and Safa Park under threat. Surely there must come a point where you stop throwing away the good stuff that you have and replacing it with tacky and soulless rubbish? Oh, sorry, this is Dubai.
he announcement of the UAE’s new Child Digital Safety initiative has infused hope in schools and parents who are hardpressed to find effective ways to check children from going astray in the digital world. In the latest developments related to online...
The Dhamani Group is excited to announce the official opening of the flagship boutique of ’Dusoul,’ a fine jewelry brand within its portfolio aimed at the aspirational and inspirational millennial generation, at City Centre Mirdif. [Wired by: DubaiCityGuide.com - A Cyber Gear Company]
Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum on More...
