Cost to furnish an apartment in Dubai in 2026

Furnishing a 1-bedroom apartment in Dubai costs about AED 9,580 on a budget, AED 20,280 mid-range and AED 46,470 premium. These are not estimates from a brochure: they are worked out from the prices of 26,417 products in stock at 17 UAE stores on 11 November 2026, and they change every night with the stores’ prices.

Furnishing cost by home and budget

Prices from 17 UAE stores, updated nightly — as of 11 November 2026
HomePiecesBudgetMid-rangePremium
Studio11AED 5,640AED 11,550AED 25,410
1-bedroom apartment20AED 9,580AED 20,280AED 46,470
2-bedroom apartment26AED 12,390AED 26,340AED 59,630
4-bedroom villa52AED 25,090AED 52,670AED 122,120

A premium 1-bedroom costs about 4.9 times a budget one. The villa is four bedrooms, a living room and a family room, a dining table for six and a study. Built-in wardrobes, a fitted kitchen, curtains, appliances and delivery are not counted.

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Choose the rooms and the level; the total uses the same prices as the table.

Mid-range, 1-bedroom homeAED 20,280
  • Living roomAED 9,500
  • Dining for 4AED 4,720
  • BedroomAED 6,060

What the price is made of

Each piece is priced across everything in stock of its kind and size. Budget is the 20th percentile of those prices: a fifth of the products cost less. Mid-range is the median, premium the 80th percentile. The last column is how many products each price comes from.

PieceBudgetMid-rangePremiumProducts
3-seat sofaAED 1,800AED 2,780AED 5,400987
ArmchairAED 750AED 1,350AED 2,9601,813
Coffee tableAED 500AED 1,280AED 2,8701,493
TV unitAED 570AED 1,460AED 3,350602
RugAED 330AED 750AED 1,9501,211
Side tableAED 250AED 550AED 1,2501,843
Floor lampAED 250AED 520AED 1,290204
Wall artAED 250AED 830AED 2,150518
Dining table for 4AED 770AED 1,990AED 3,910234
Dining chairAED 280AED 500AED 1,6001,151
Ceiling lightAED 200AED 730AED 1,810477
Double bedAED 750AED 1,500AED 2,470632
Double mattressAED 850AED 1,470AED 2,420461
Chest of drawersAED 550AED 1,500AED 4,2001,129
MirrorAED 170AED 520AED 1,570568
WardrobeAED 850AED 1,720AED 3,190367
DeskAED 340AED 850AED 4,660379
Office chairAED 280AED 500AED 1,010270

Where the money goes

In a mid-range 1-bedroom apartment the sofa, the bed with its mattress and the dining table with four chairs take about 48% of the total. That is where spending more pays back: you sit and sleep on them every day. Lamps, rugs, side tables, mirrors and wall art are many small pieces that add up — at the budget level they cost about 15% of their premium versions.

How to spend less without regretting it

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The numbers above are for typical rooms. Your apartment has its own walls, doors and windows. Upload its floor plan to Home Design, press Build a package, and every room gets real furniture from the stores you choose, checked against the walls and walkways, with the total by store. Or start from our ready-made furniture packages for Dubai apartments.

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Questions

How much does it cost to furnish a 1-bedroom apartment in Dubai?

About AED 9,580 on a budget, AED 20,280 mid-range and AED 46,470 premium, for 20 pieces: a living room, a dining area for four and a bedroom. Prices of 17 UAE stores on 11 November 2026.

How much does it cost to furnish a 2-bedroom apartment in Dubai?

About AED 12,390 on a budget, AED 26,340 mid-range and AED 59,630 premium, for 26 pieces.

How much does it cost to furnish a studio in Dubai?

About AED 5,640 on a budget, AED 11,550 mid-range and AED 25,410 premium: a compact sofa, a TV unit, a rug, a double bed with its mattress and a table for two.

Does the cost include delivery, curtains and appliances?

No. It is the furniture, lighting, rugs, mirrors and wall art at the stores’ prices. Delivery and assembly depend on each store; curtains, appliances and a fitted kitchen are not counted, and neither are wardrobes unless you add them, as most Dubai apartments have them built in.

How often are the prices updated?

Every night. The catalog reads the stores’ websites, adds new products, marks sold-out ones, and these numbers are worked out again from what is in stock.