Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
Malik Al Bait Curtains Preparing is your go-to spot for new curtains in International City, offering stylish solutions to refresh your home.
Looking for beautiful new curtains in Dubai? Malik Al Bait Curtains Preparing, located on Persia-N Street in Mushrif, International City, offers a wide selection of window treatments to suit any home or office. Whether you need classic drapes, modern blinds, or custom-made solutions, their team is ready to help you find the perfect fit. They are known for quality fabrics and professional service, making them a trusted choice for shoppers in the Mushrif area and beyond who are looking to enhance their décor.
Iwan Maktabi’s name has become synonymous with high-end carpets, and continued the family tradition and its commitment to quality, and creativity. Hence the gallery’s reputation of market leaders in both antique and contemporary design carpets.
Shunfu International furniture and décor showroom in International City, Dubai. Open daily 10:00–22:00, weekends until midnight.
Home Box - home and office furniture trading in Mankhool, Bur Dubai. Open daily 10am-11pm on Sheikh Khalifa Bin Zayed Road.
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