
Open studio for an advertising agency
Long bench desks for creative and account teams, a presentation area with a large screen and moveable seating, and pin-up walls for campaign work, delivered through the building’s service yard in two evenings.
We design, manufacture and install office furniture for agencies, broadcasters and production companies in Dubai Media City from our own factory in Al Quoz, about 15 to 20 minutes away on Sheikh Zayed Road. Bench desks, editing desks, presentation tables, reception counters and ergonomic chairs, built to your floor plan and installed by our own team.

Media companies rarely fit a standard catalogue: an editing suite needs deeper desks than an office, a newsroom needs a hub for the editors, and an agency wants a presentation space that wins pitches. We are the manufacturer, so we build it. Our factory in Al Quoz cuts, edges, veneers and assembles the bench desks, editing and production desks, presentation tables, reception counters and storage that go into Media City’s agencies, broadcasters and studios. You deal directly with the people who design, make, deliver and install your furniture, and one team is answerable for the result.
Production runs on computer-controlled panel saws, edge-banding and drilling machines, so a newsroom of identical desks or a run of matching edit suites comes out consistent in size, colour and finish. Our team of designers, machine operators, carpenters, finishers, drivers and installers takes on large-volume work, such as a broadcaster’s office floors, while still turning round a small studio or a single presentation room quickly.
Dubai Media City is the media free zone between Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) and Al Sufouh Road, next to Dubai Internet City and a few minutes from Dubai Marina and the Palm. Its buildings sit around a landscaped lake and park that also hosts outdoor events, and the tram runs along Al Sufouh Road. Our factory in Al Quoz is about 13 to 17 km away, around 15 to 20 minutes outside rush hour. Close enough for site visits, quick fixes and deliveries timed to the windows Media City buildings allow.
| Type of building | What to expect | How we plan it |
|---|---|---|
| Low-rise buildings around the lake | Shared service yards, short loading bays and landscaped paths | Truck sized for the yard, trolley route planned before the day |
| Broadcaster and studio buildings | Tight security and studios that must stay quiet during recordings | Works scheduled around studio hours, team IDs sent ahead |
| Towers on the Al Sufouh Road side | Basement loading bays and the tram line along the road | Approach from the side streets, loading-bay slot booked |
| Towers on the Sheikh Zayed Road side | High-rise offices with loading bays reached from the service roads | Slot booked in advance, truck sized for the bay |
| Buildings by the park and event area | Concerts and outdoor events that close roads and fill car parks | Event calendar checked, deliveries moved off event days |
| Business centres and creative coworking | Live offices, shared studios and members on the same floor | Evening or weekend installation, room by room, packaging taken away |
Sheikh Zayed Road is busiest at rush hour, roughly 7:30 to 9:30 am and 5 to 8 pm, and Al Sufouh Road gets busy at the same times. Many Media City buildings only accept furniture early, late or at the weekend, so we book the slot first and plan the run around it.
From the Al Quoz factory we take Sheikh Zayed Road (E11) south-west past Al Barsha and Internet City, leave at the Media City interchange and follow the free zone’s internal roads to your building’s service entrance; for buildings on the Al Sufouh Road side we come in along that edge, clear of the tram. Large orders leave the factory as full loads and arrive in the agreed window, and we can make several short runs in one night so the service yard is never blocked for long.
A selection of offices we have furnished across Media City, from a single edit suite to a full agency floor. We keep our clients and their buildings confidential, so each project is described by its part of Media City and type of building. References for similar projects are available on request.

Long bench desks for creative and account teams, a presentation area with a large screen and moveable seating, and pin-up walls for campaign work, delivered through the building’s service yard in two evenings.

Extra-deep desks for large monitors and grading panels, a second seat for the client behind the editor, cable management for heavy equipment and acoustic panels on the walls, repeated across a row of suites.

Rows of journalist desks around a raised central desk for the editors, with screens for live feeds, storage for each reporter and power at every seat, installed overnight so the newsroom never stopped publishing.

A curved presentation table facing a large screen so every client has a clear view, with flush power, upholstered chairs and a credenza for samples, built in sections for the goods lift.

A white reception counter with storage behind, a light-blue feature wall with space for the brand and a waiting area for guests and talent, made to the exact wall length and installed in one evening.

Sofas and armchairs in small groups, a coffee bar made to the space with storage below and a few high tables, giving members a place to meet clients and work away from their desks.
Buy office furniture for Dubai Media City straight from the range, or have it made to your sizes and finishes in our factory: office workstations and bench desks, executive desks, conference and presentation tables, reception desks, ergonomic office chairs and height-adjustable standing desks, all delivered and installed anywhere in the free zone.
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A media office is part workplace, part studio and part showroom for clients. Edit suites need deep, quiet desks, newsrooms need a hub, and agencies want spaces that show off their work. Standard furniture rarely covers all three. Because we manufacture, we make desks, tables and joinery to fit each room and your brand, and keep the finish consistent across the floor.

Send us your floor plan, your headcount and the way your teams work, and our interior design team turns it into a furniture layout for every room: studios, edit suites, newsroom, team benches, pitch and meeting rooms, reception and lounge. We prepare 3D views of the key areas and a material board with finishes, fabrics and colours so you can approve the look before anything is cut. Everything is then made, delivered and installed under one quotation and one programme, whether we work alongside your fit-out contractor or supply the complete office furniture package ourselves.
Media offices work long and irregular hours: newsrooms that never close, edit suites booked through the night and agency teams on deadline. Desks carry heavy monitors and equipment, and chairs are used in shifts. Because we make it ourselves, we choose what goes into it. This is what you get.
Desk and table tops in 18 mm and 25 mm board, finished in melamine or real wood veneer, chosen for flatness and a consistent colour. Editing desks and long benches get thicker tops and extra support for heavy screens and equipment.
Edges are sealed with hard-wearing edge-banding matched to the top, protecting against knocks from kit, chairs and cleaning. Knock-down fittings let large pieces come apart for the goods lift and go back together tight.
Heavy-duty steel frames, legs and cable spines with a powder-coated finish that resists chips and scuffs. Adjustable levelling feet keep long desks and suites level on uneven or raised floors.
Mesh task chairs with gas lifts, synchro mechanisms, adjustable arms and lumbar support for long shifts, and meeting chairs that look good on camera and in pitches. Sit in them at our Al Quoz showroom before you choose.
Drawers run on metal runners, doors close on quality hinges, and pedestals, cabinets and lockers lock, so drives, cameras and personal items stay secure on shared floors.
Every piece is assembled or test-fitted in the factory and checked for finish, level and fittings before it is packed, so problems are caught in Al Quoz rather than on your floor on move-in night.
Dubai Media City is the region’s media free zone, home to international and regional broadcasters, news organisations, publishers, advertising and PR agencies, production houses and many freelancers and small studios. Each works differently, and the furniture has to follow the work.
Agencies favour long benches over cubicles, a pitch room that impresses, pin-up walls for campaign work and plenty of informal space. Teams form and break up around projects, so flexible desks matter.
Newsrooms run around the clock, with rows of desks around an editors’ hub, screens for live feeds and chairs used in shifts. Durable furniture and fast replacement parts keep the desk running.
Editors and colourists need deep desks for large monitors and control surfaces, a seat for the client, careful cable management and acoustic treatment. We size every suite desk to the kit that sits on it.
Publishers and digital media teams mix writers, designers and sales staff. Team desks, a few quiet rooms, a reception for guests and storage for archives and samples cover most of their needs.
PR and events teams spend a lot of time with clients, so meeting rooms and a polished reception matter as much as the desks. Matching tables and chairs across every client room keep the office looking organised.
Many freelancers and small studios work from business centres or home. We sell to them at retail: a good desk, an ergonomic chair or a small studio set, delivered and assembled, with the same factory quality as our large projects.
Rules of thumb for a first layout. We refine them against your actual floor plan.
Media City buildings run tight security and set strict delivery windows, studios cannot have noise during recordings, and newsrooms never close. Our own team handles permits, service yards and night work every week, so your move-in date holds and nobody misses a deadline.
Most Media City buildings ask for a delivery or work permit before furniture comes in. We prepare what the building and your security team ask for, typically the delivery date and time, the vehicle and driver details, a list of the workers on site and our trade licence, and agree the slot with you and the building before the day.
Low-rise buildings are reached through shared service yards and towers through basement bays with a low height clearance. We size the truck to the access, protect lift cars, corridors and door frames, and build long tables and benches in sections when access is tight.
We install in the evening, overnight or at the weekend, and around your studio schedule, keeping drilling and noisy work away from recordings and live output. Packaging is taken away when we leave.
For larger moves we build in batches and deliver floor by floor, or room by room around a working newsroom. Every carton is labelled by floor and room, so each piece goes straight to its place and installation runs in step with the other trades.
If a desk needs adjusting or a new team needs seats, message us and we arrange a visit. Being close makes aftercare easy. Warranty terms depend on the product and are set out in your quotation.
One team designs, builds, delivers and installs your furniture, from a factory a short drive down Sheikh Zayed Road. That is what keeps prices fair, finishes consistent and projects on time.
No importer or trading margin on the furniture we make, so your budget goes into the furniture itself.
Desks, tables and storage sized for edit suites, newsrooms and agency studios.
Colours and finishes matched to your brand and carried through every room.
Short runs from Al Quoz, timed to your building’s windows and your studio schedule.
The team that builds the furniture assembles and installs it, including at night and at weekends.
Trade pricing and volume discounts for companies and contractors; fair retail prices for freelancers.
Four steps from your first message to furniture in place. No online payment is needed, and every price is confirmed in writing before you order.
Share your product list, headcount or floor plan, your building and floor in Dubai Media City, and your move-in date.
We suggest a layout, products, finishes and custom sizes. Visit our Al Quoz showroom to see them.
Check specifications, VAT, delivery, installation, lead time and warranty line by line before you confirm.
We build or prepare the order, book the building slot, then deliver and install on the agreed date.
Something else? Message us on WhatsApp or call +971 58 542 3488.

Our factory is in Al Quoz, about 13 to 17 km from Dubai Media City, around 15 to 20 minutes outside rush hour on Sheikh Zayed Road (E11). That lets us visit your office, deliver within your building’s window and come back for adjustments quickly.
You can buy directly from our factory. Message us on WhatsApp with your list, add products to a quote from our online catalogue, or visit our Al Quoz showroom. We then deliver and install the furniture at your office in Dubai Media City.
Yes. Our own team delivers and installs across Dubai Media City, in the low-rise buildings around the lake, the towers on both edges of the free zone and the studio buildings. We arrange the permit with the building, book the loading bay and goods lift, assemble everything and take the packaging away.
Yes. We install in the evening, overnight or at the weekend and plan noisy work away from recordings and live output. Any extra charge for out-of-hours work is shown in your quotation before you order.
Yes. We make extra-deep editing desks for large monitors and control surfaces, newsroom desks with an editors’ hub, and benches with power at every seat, sized to the equipment you use.
Yes. We manufacture in our own factory, so we can make desks, benches, presentation tables, reception counters and storage to your measurements, in the finish and frame colour you choose. We confirm what is possible, the price and the lead time before you order.
Yes. Send us your floor plan and headcount and our design team prepares a furniture layout for every room, with a material board for finishes, fabrics and colours. We can then make, deliver and install the complete office under one quotation.
Yes. We make presentation tables in straight, boat-shaped or curved forms so every client can see the screen, with flush power and data, and pair them with meeting chairs and a credenza for samples and equipment.
Yes. We manufacture to contractors’ and designers’ drawings and specifications for projects in Dubai Media City and across Dubai, with trade pricing on project orders and deliveries scheduled to the fit-out programme.
Usually, yes. Send us photos, the sizes and, if possible, a sample of the finish, and we make new desks, storage or tables to sit alongside your existing furniture. This is useful when a new team or show needs extra seats.
Yes. Besides B2B projects we sell at retail, from a single ergonomic chair or desk to a small studio set, delivered and assembled at your office, business centre or home.
It depends on whether the items are in stock or made to order, and on the size of the order. In-stock items can be delivered sooner; custom and large orders are scheduled in production. We confirm the delivery date in your quotation, before you order.
It depends on the product, size, finish and quantity, and on delivery and installation. Send us your list or floor plan and we reply with an itemised quotation. Business buyers get trade pricing, with volume discounts on larger orders. Prices are quoted plus VAT.
Yes. Our showroom in Al Quoz, about 15 to 20 minutes from Dubai Media City, has desks, workstations, chairs and finish samples on display. It is open Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Message us first so the right person is free to help you.
Warranty terms depend on the product. We confirm the cover, what it excludes and how to make a claim in your quotation, before you buy.
Send us your floor plan or product list on WhatsApp, or visit our Al Quoz showroom. We prepare an itemised quotation for design, manufacturing, delivery and installation in your Dubai Media City building.