Tucked along the quiet edge of Dubai Hills Park, this two-storey townhouse is a calm, design-led retreat — one that feels more like a home than a unit. With its private street entrance and rooftop views over trees and skyline, it quietly redefines urban living: warm, grounded, and composed.

Inspired by Japanese minimalism, the interiors follow a soft, earthy palette: smooth plaster walls, pale timber joinery, raw linens, and touches of aged brass. Light pours in through wide-format windows and filters across open spaces, casting slow-moving shadows that shift throughout the day. The layout flows with clarity — from a refined living and dining area to a custom-crafted kitchen, and out to the garden terrace. There’s no excess here, only intention.

Every corner has been thoughtfully considered — not just for beauty, but for how it feels to live within. Custom furniture pieces sit naturally in their settings, textures layer gently, and materials speak in quiet tones. A walk-in wardrobe, rooftop BBQ, and maid’s room are integrated with subtlety, adding ease without compromising design.

Upstairs, the private quarters feel restful and restrained. The principal suite opens to the canopy and sky, while the rooftop terrace becomes its own moment — a space for morning stillness or evening gatherings, where barbecue smoke mingles with the scent of the park below.

Beyond the walls, the community speaks in the same soft rhythm: walkable streets, shaded paths, and the green sprawl of Dubai Hills Park, just steps away. The tower itself offers wellness spaces and a sense of scale that feels intimate — part of a district that balances access with stillness.

This is not a place of noise or excess — it’s a home built for pause. For rhythm. For quietly considered living.