Baituti Home hosts "Ramadan Decoded" design event in Jumeirah

Baituti Home recently held a special event called "Ramadan Decoded" at their showroom in Jumeirah. This exclusive gathering featured design enthusiasts, professionals, and media representatives who explored luxury ways to celebrate Ramadan. The event was attended by notable guests, including Mohi-Din Binhendi, a prominent Emirati businessman. During the event, Mohi-Din Binhendi shared his vision for Baituti Home. He highlighted the brand's focus on blending Italian design with local tastes. "We aim to create a dialogue between minimalist aesthetics and Emirati culture," he explained. This unique approach helps Baituti stand out in the luxury furniture market. The event took place in the Maxalto showroom, one of just five around the world. It showcased how Italian craftsmanship can align with traditional Ramadan themes to create elegant entertaining spaces. Ms. Gozde Morera, the Director at Baituti Home, emphasized the importance of creating meaningful environments that combine heritage with modern style. A key part of the morning was a presentation by Tania Khoury, the Founder of Odd Designs. She designed a beautiful Ramadan tablescape in collaboration with O'de Rose boutique. Khoury noted that Baituti's commitment to quality and timeless design sets it apart in Dubai’s competitive market. After the presentation, participants engaged in a design challenge, working in teams to create their own Ramadan tablescapes. This hands-on activity showed how Baituti Home's furniture collections can adapt to various cultural celebrations. The event is part of Baituti Home's efforts to demonstrate the versatility of Italian luxury furniture in the UAE. Guests also received personalized resin art giveaways from Moog Studio, adding a special touch to the occasion.