Artistry One Residences  at Dubai Design District

Artistry One Residences by Select Group is imagined as a design led city home for people who want architecture, daily living and skyline views to feel part of the same story. The tower rises to thirty six floors in Dubai Design District, with around two hundred and twenty seven homes that look towards Downtown Dubai, Burj Khalifa and the canal. One, two and three bedroom apartments sit alongside a limited set of four bedroom duplex penthouses, with guide sizes from about seven hundred and forty two to more than four thousand square feet. Prices start around AED two point three million, with a fifty fifty payment plan and handover planned for the first quarter of twenty twenty nine, so both end users and investors have a clear timeline to work with.

From outside, Artistry One reads like a sculpted object rather than a simple slab. The form is drawn in clean, modern lines, then softened by terraces, cuts in the mass and floor to ceiling glazing that pulls light deep into the building. Facades are handled with a calm geometry, so shadows and reflections do most of the work instead of heavy decoration. Two horizon pool decks, one closer to podium level and one higher up, wrap the building with water, sun decks and quiet corners, so the amenities feel built into the architecture, not added as an afterthought. By day you read the tower as part of the d3 skyline. At night it becomes a more discreet lantern over the creative district.

Inside the homes, planning follows the same idea of proportion and clarity. One bedroom apartments suit single professionals or couples who want an urban base with a proper bedroom and a living space that can still take a sofa, dining table and small desk. Two bedroom layouts work for people who split time between home and office or for young families who need a second room without stepping into villa budgets. Three bedroom homes feel more like city houses in the sky, with space for children, guests or a long term home office. Duplex penthouses at the top move into another category, with double height volumes, generous terraces and private plunge pools in select units, for buyers who want a more complete city residence with their own outdoor space.

Artistry One Residences Interiors And Everyday Living

Material choices are deliberately elevated without being overly formal. Living areas sit on porcelain tile flooring, kitchens use recon stone style counters, and casework in timber veneer gives warmth without pushing into dark tones. Teka appliances are integrated into modern open plan kitchens, so the cooking space feels like part of the main room rather than a separate corner. Ceiling heights of about three metres in apartments and around four metres in penthouses increase the sense of volume, especially when combined with full height glazing. The result is that rooms feel wider and calmer than the numbers on the brochure might suggest.

Layouts focus on movement and light. You enter into a clear zone, see immediately where living, dining and kitchen areas sit, and then move naturally out towards the glass. Balconies or terraces extend the living space outdoors for coffee, a short call, or a quiet ten minutes above the city. Bedrooms are kept a touch more generous than the strict minimum, with enough room for wardrobes and side tables without the feeling of compromise. Bathrooms keep to clean lines and durable fittings, with enough storage to hide day to day items. The overall impression is of a home that is easy to understand the first time you walk in and easy to keep in order as life gets busy.

Amenities are placed to support a daily rhythm rather than just occasional visits. On the lower levels, residents can move between pool deck, lounges and shaded terraces that feel connected to the life of the district below. Higher up, a dedicated wellness level brings together an infinity lap pool, full gym, training studio, sauna, steam room and ice baths, all with city views that make a morning or evening session feel less like a chore. Co working areas and resident lounges give people who work partly from home a real alternative to sitting at the dining table, while family zones keep children close without letting noise spill into every space. For investors, that mix of considered facilities, clear design language and limited supply in a central creative district should translate into steady tenant demand and a product that holds its appeal over time.

For buyers who think in practical terms as well as design, the equation is simple. You have a known developer with a long delivery record in Dubai, a sculptural tower in a small but important district, a branded style of interior, and a payment structure that keeps half the cost at handover. For residents, the value sits in something subtler, a home that feels composed and light, in a building that treats wellness, work and rest as natural parts of the same day.