The Floorist has completed the supply and installation of bespoke Hand-tufted Carpets and Wallcoverings across selected shared spaces at Golf Heights by Emaar.
The scope included a custom Hand-tufted carpets and Wallcovering for the prayer room, together with wallcovering installations in the lift lobby and multipurpose room.
Each finish was selected to support the function and atmosphere of its setting while maintaining a consistent visual language throughout the residential development.
Beyond the bespoke hand-tufted carpet, The Floorist supplied and installed wallcoverings for the lift lobbies and custom entrance mats at key access points. Together, these finishes create a seamless transition throughout the shared residential spaces while delivering durability, functionality, and a cohesive design language.
The prayer room features a custom hand-tufted carpet developed around broad linear bands in muted green and neutral tones.
The layout provides a clear directional rhythm across the floor while maintaining a calm and balanced appearance. The large-scale bands help organize the room visually without relying on excessive decoration.
Hand-tufted carpet was a suitable choice for this space because it allows greater control over the design, color placement and overall composition.
It also provides a soft and comfortable surface underfoot, which is particularly important in an area intended for prayer and quiet reflection.
The carpet design uses alternating bands to create a strong but restrained visual structure.
Rather than applying a small repeating motif across the entire floor, the broad sections give the room a more spacious appearance. The organic surface pattern within the carpet adds texture and depth when viewed closely.
The subdued green and neutral palette works with the natural light entering through the full-height windows and complements the soft wall finishes surrounding the room.
This combination helps create an environment that feels calm, considered and appropriate for its purpose.
The wallcovering in the prayer room was selected to complement the carpet without competing with it.
Its understated colour and subtle texture form a quiet backdrop, allowing the floor design to remain the main visual feature of the room.
By coordinating the wall and floor finishes, the completed space achieves a more cohesive result. Both materials contribute to the atmosphere while performing different roles within the interior.
The multipurpose room required a wall finish that could work with different furniture arrangements and activities.
A neutral wallcovering was therefore selected to provide texture without restricting how the room may be used or styled in the future.
The completed space combines soft furnishings, rugs, artwork and decorative elements with a calm wall finish. This creates a welcoming setting while allowing the room to remain flexible for different residential and community uses.
Hand-tufted carpet gives designers greater freedom to control the scale, pattern, color and shape of a floor covering.
For project-specific spaces, this allows the carpet to be developed around the dimensions and requirements of the room rather than adapting the interior around a standard product.
Key advantages include:
* Custom artwork and color development
* Control over pattern scale and placement
* A soft and comfortable surface
* Strong visual impact in feature areas
* Flexibility for project-specific dimensions
* The ability to coordinate with surrounding materials
At Golf Heights, the custom carpet creates a clear identity for the prayer room while supporting its practical and visual requirements.
The Golf Heights by Emaar project demonstrates how different surface finishes can work together across residential common areas.
From the bespoke hand-tufted prayer room carpet to the wallcoverings installed in the prayer room, lift lobby and multipurpose room, each element was considered in relation to the function and character of its space.
The completed result brings together comfort, texture and design continuity across the development.