From empty shell to guest-ready in 14 days. How we compress a process that usually takes two months — without cutting a single corner.
Two weeks. That is the window we commit to for a full apartment furnishing, from empty shell to guest-ready with photos, styling and inventory list handed over. Most owners assume this is impossible — it usually takes six to eight weeks in Dubai. Here is how we do it.
Week minus one: everything happens before we start
The 14-day clock only starts once the design is signed off and every item is pre-ordered. We spend two to three weeks upstream selecting, ordering and warehousing every single piece — furniture, lighting, textiles, art, tableware — so that day one is installation, not procurement.
Days 1 to 4: heavy install
Furniture in, wardrobes assembled, lighting fitted, curtains hung. A dedicated site lead runs three crews in parallel — carpenters, electricians, textile fitters — with a European-trained project manager on site all day.
Days 5 to 9: soft layer and finish
Bed making, bathroom styling, kitchen fit-out down to the espresso cups. This is where most operators cut corners and it is where guests notice most. Every drawer is opened by the styling team and checked against the inventory sheet.
Days 10 to 14: styling, snag list and photo/video report
We photograph and video-document the finished apartment as part of the handover — a full visual record so you know exactly what you own and what condition it was left in. Any snag is fixed before we leave the door.
Why speed is a financial decision
Every week a rental sits empty is a week of lost income. On a Marina 1-bedroom yielding AED 25,000 a month, cutting six weeks off the timeline puts roughly AED 35,000 straight back on your P&L. That is the point of the sprint.
