Dressing Rooms, Dubai.

Dressing rooms by Saint Objets are planned like private boutiques, drawn in Paris and made to order in the Emirates, to the millimetre of the room.

Questions

How is a dressing room laid out like a private boutique?

The layout begins with what you own. Hanging heights, folded shelving, drawers and open display are planned around your wardrobe, so long garments, shoes and accessories each hold their own zone. The result reads like a boutique floor: everything visible, everything reachable, drawn in Paris and made to the millimetre of your room.

Can a vanity be integrated into the dressing room?

Yes. A vanity is drawn as part of the same composition, with seated height, drawer layout and mirror light resolved together. Jewellery drawers, lined trays and concealed storage sit within reach, so the vanity works as the quiet centre of the room rather than an added piece of furniture.

Do you design benches and seating for dressing rooms?

A bench belongs in a dressing room the way it belongs in a boutique fitting room. We position seating where dressing actually happens, scaled to the circulation of the space, upholstered to complement the joinery, so the room invites you to pause rather than pass through.

How are mirrors and lighting handled?

Mirrors are placed where you actually dress, full length and at the vanity, with integrated lighting positioned to flatter rather than flatten. Light is planned into the joinery itself, washing rails and shelves evenly, so colours read true in the morning and the room glows quietly in the evening.

What is the process for commissioning a dressing room?

It begins with an appointment at our Dubai Design District studio, Building 7. The room is measured, the design is drawn in Paris and made to order in the Emirates, with lead times confirmed at commission and full payment at order confirmation. Installation is arranged by appointment across the UAE.