Artistry Two Residences

Artistry Two Residences is a 44-unit apartment building by Select Group, currently under construction in Dubai Design District (d3), offering one-, two- and three-bedroom homes priced from AED 2.37 million to AED 6.9 million.

# The tower and its position in d3

Dubai Design District sits between the Creek and Business Bay, a low-rise, master-planned quarter conceived to house fashion studios, architecture practices and creative agencies alongside residences. The area is distinctive in Dubai for its pedestrian scale: promenades, cycling paths and public art installations run through it in a way that few other districts in the city can claim.

Artistry Two is a single building within that context. Its architecture leans on transparency and geometry rather than mass, with the orientation designed to pull city views into the interiors. At 44 units, the project is deliberately limited in scale, which shapes both the ownership profile and the service charge, set at AED 19 per square foot.

# Residences, layouts and sizing

The range runs from one-bedroom apartments at 741 sq ft up to three-bedroom homes reaching just under 1,988 sq ft. That spread is notable: the one-bedroom configuration is generous by Dubai standards, while the largest three-bedroom units sit comfortably within the range most families would consider for a primary or secondary residence.

Two-bedroom apartments account for the bulk of the inventory and come in meaningfully different sizes. The smaller two-bedroom format runs to approximately 909 sq ft; the larger configurations reach 1,468 to 1,701 sq ft, a difference that affects both livability and pricing quite substantially.

# Semi-furnished specification

All residences are delivered semi-furnished. The developer's specification references porcelain and timber flooring, brushed nickel fittings in bathrooms and reconstructed stone countertops in kitchens, with Teka appliances throughout the standard apartments. Select units include a maid's room, and parking is allocated across the building.

Ceiling heights are specified as generous, though no precise figure has been published. Buyers should confirm measurements directly before exchange.

# Amenities within the building

The facility list covers the essentials without overreach. There is an infinity pool and a second swimming pool, a gym, a resident lounge, a multipurpose room and outdoor common areas. The infinity pool is positioned for skyline views, consistent with the building's upper-floor orientation.

The amenity count is modest relative to some larger d3 or Business Bay towers. For a 44-unit building, that is proportionate: shared facilities in smaller buildings tend to remain usable rather than theoretical.

# Location and the d3 address

d3 connects efficiently to the wider city. The district sits close to Al Khail Road and Sheikh Zayed Road interchange points, placing Downtown Dubai within a short drive. The Creek is walkable from much of the district, and the broader Bur Dubai cultural corridor lies just across the water.

The immediate neighbourhood offers galleries, restaurants and showrooms as daily amenities rather than weekend destinations. For buyers who value a creative, mixed-use environment over a purely residential enclave, that texture is a material part of what the address delivers.

# Who this building suits, and where it sits in the market

At AED 2.37 million for entry-level one-bedrooms and up to AED 6.9 million for the largest three-bedroom homes, Artistry Two occupies the mid-to-upper segment of d3's residential market. The price-per-square-foot positioning reflects both the district's premium over more peripheral locations and Select Group's track record in design-led delivery.

The buyer profile here skews toward owner-occupiers with an interest in the creative economy of d3, as well as investors targeting tenants drawn to the district's cultural character. The limited unit count matters for both groups: resale and rental supply from within the building will remain constrained. Construction has not yet commenced in earnest, with readiness at zero per cent, so buyers are taking an off-plan position and should price in timeline risk accordingly.