From Sofas to Skylines: Al Huzaifa’s 50-Year Design Legacy Takes a New Shape on Al Marjan Island

If you’ve lived in the UAE long enough, you’ve probably stepped into Al Huzaifa at some point. Perhaps to buy a dining table that became the heart of your home, or a sofa that has outlived trends. After five decades in the UAE, this homegrown brand has gone beyond furnishing homes and this month, Al Huzaifa has unveiled Al Huzaifa Properties, an evolution from furniture and interiors, into full-scale development! And the first project is Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, now one of the country’s most talked-about coastal destinations.

Rather than a typical brand extension, Al Huzaifa’s move comes full circle: the same craft confidence, material fluency and detail-obsession that is now being applied to entire living environments. Fully furnished residences are conceived and delivered under their vision, and focus is as always, on layout, light, furniture and flow, to make a house feel like home.

In recent years, RAK’s Al Marjan Island has become a magnet for lifestyle-led projects. Al Huzaifa’s debut fit in perfectly: design-led homes shaped by the brand’s decades in hospitality and residential interiors (the team’s fingerprints are on beloved spaces from Dubai to London), now translated into everyday living.

What to expect (beyond the brochure)

· Design you can feel: Proportions that make sense, tactility in materials amidst calm visuals

· Move-in logic: Fully furnished residences that are carefully considered

· One accountable vision: Design, engineering and delivery streamlined to preserve intent and avoid the usual handover compromises.

For design-first homeowners, this could mean less time “making a new place feel right” and more time living! For investors, it’s a bet on ready-now aesthetics backed by a name that’s earned trust across generations in the UAE.

Fifty years on and Al Huzaifa is still just as loved in the UAE, and is now building on its rich heritage. If the brand’s past is any indicator, the best rooms might soon be whole addresses.