Dubai Design District

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

In public spaces

Waterfront promenade at Dubai Creek Harbour with white outdoor tables and parasols along the quay, overlooking calm water and a hazy skyline of construction cranes and buildings across the creek.

If you love sun, heat, deserts, and incredible construction projects, chances are you’ve already visited Dubai. But the city isn’t just about building skyscrapers. They’ve also built a creative hotspot along the quay at Dubai Creek Harbour. And, of course, they bring creative minds together using the creative Tools for Togetherness from Extremis.

Young designers & established brands

The avant-garde Dubai Design District (d3) is the region's premier hub for design, fashion, and culture. This vibrant district is renowned for hosting global fashion and design festivals, and features chic galleries showcasing the work of up-and-coming designers and artists. The district's trendy al fresco cafes serve lunch and artisan coffee, while sleek restaurants offer creative takes on classic Mediterranean dishes. It’s a space where the world's biggest brands in art, design, and fashion co-exist, creating an interactive ecosystem that provides a platform for startups and students to rethink the ordinary.

Hoppers for creative lunches

The long walkways around the Dubai Design District are the perfect spot for compact furniture, such as these four-seater Hopper picnic tables and their shade. The Iroko hardwood surface of the table withstands the intense Middle Eastern sun beautifully. The white aluminum legs of the Hopper picnic table not only provide a clean, esthetic look, but also complement the surrounding buildings perfectly.

Large ‘Dubai Creek Harbour’ letters reflected in a turquoise pool, with rows of palm trees and colorful waterfront buildings behind.

Anker with a view

Located near the dock area of the Dubai Design District, the Anker picnic tables blend seamlessly with their surroundings, offering a stylish and cozy seating solution with protection from the sun. This compact, modern six seater encourages one-on-one conversations, while its inviting design allows for easy side access. Featuring a robust, weather-resistant frame, a white powder-coated finish, and Iroko hardwood tabletops and benches, the Anker ensures durability even in Dubai's hot, sunny climate.

Anker picnic table with wooden benches beneath a large white Inumbrina shade on a waterside terrace, with the Dubai skyline across the water.
White Anker picnic table shaded by an Inumbrina parasol beside the marina, with sailboat masts and moored boats in the background.