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The opening of Lens by Noor, Noor Royal Gallery’s inaugural photography programme, marked an exciting new chapter in Dubai’s cultural landscape.

We were honoured to lead the art direction for its first exhibition, Between Worlds—creating a visual journey where photography, space, and storytelling come together in a thoughtfully curated experience.
Featuring works by sixteen photographers from around the world, Between Worlds was conceived as more than a collection of images.

Rather than organising the exhibition by style or geography, we curated an emotional journey—guiding visitors through shifting moods, perspectives, and visual narratives.

Every artwork was carefully positioned to create dialogue between stillness and movement, nature and architecture, intimacy and scale.

As the anchor event of Dubai Design Week, Downtown Design 2025 once again brought together leading international brands, regional designers, architects, and creative professionals at Dubai Design District.

For Claire Dominics Buro, the exhibition offered an inspiring opportunity to explore emerging design trends, material innovation, and the evolving language of contemporary interiors.
Walking through the exhibition, visitors discovered a curated collection of furniture, lighting, materials, and architectural elements that reflected both global craftsmanship and regional creativity.

From iconic international brands to emerging local studios, every display demonstrated how thoughtful design continues to balance innovation, functionality, and timeless appeal.

Dubai Design Week 2025 once again transformed Dubai Design District into a vibrant destination for creativity, bringing together installations, exhibitions, and conversations that celebrated design in all its forms.

For Claire Dominics Buro, the event was more than an exhibition—it was an opportunity to experience new ideas, materials, and perspectives shaping the future of design.
Throughout the week, large-scale outdoor installations and thoughtfully curated indoor exhibitions demonstrated how design can respond to culture, nature, and the urban environment.

From sculptural wooden forms inspired by desert landscapes to immersive spaces that encouraged interaction, each installation highlighted the dialogue between craftsmanship, innovation, and place.