Moonstone Interiors by Missoni

Moonstone Interiors by Missoni is a single residential tower by Durar Group, positioned on Al Marjan Island in Ras Al Khaimah, with handover scheduled for March 2027.

# The Tower's Form and Its Place on Al Marjan Island

Al Marjan Island is a man-made archipelago of four coral-shaped landmasses extending into the Arabian Gulf, connected by a central boulevard and fronted by approximately 5.4 kilometres of white sandy beach. It sits within Ras Al Khaimah's coastal development corridor, a stretch that has attracted increasing attention from resort operators and residential developers over the past decade.

The building's distinctive M-shaped silhouette is a direct response to its setting. Durar Group's design team drew on the coral etymology behind the island's name, with the form intended to open each residence towards unobstructed water views. The corridor layout is single-loaded, meaning units line only one side of the access spine, preserving sightlines across the Gulf from virtually every position in the building. At five per cent construction progress with a March 2027 target, the project remains in its early stages.

# Residences, Layouts and Specification

The development holds 225 units across a range of configurations: one-bedroom apartments averaging 865 sq ft, two-bedroom apartments averaging 1,500 sq ft, three-bedroom apartments averaging 2,360 sq ft, five-bedroom apartments averaging 6,290 sq ft, and six villas at approximately 8,300 sq ft each. Currently available through JRE are one-bedroom units at 1,927.6 sq ft priced at AED 3,216,777, and three-bedroom residences at 2,018.56 sq ft priced at AED 4,997,777, both figures fixed at a single price point.

Balconies run the full width of each apartment at 2.4 metres deep, with movable sunscreens offering residents control over shading without obstructing the full-vision glass panels that frame the Gulf beyond. The interiors arrive semi-furnished, with kitchens equipped on handover. Service charges are set at AED 18 per sq ft annually.

The Missoni interior programme gives the project its commercial positioning: the Italian fashion house's home division brings a recognisable aesthetic identity to the specification, one that typically appeals to buyers who want a coherent visual proposition rather than a blank canvas.

# Facilities Within the Building

Amenities are straightforward and resort-aligned: a swimming pool, spa, gym, steam and sauna facilities, and a children's play area. The list is deliberately concise rather than exhaustive, consistent with a boutique residential building rather than a mixed-use complex.

# The Case for Al Marjan Island as a Residential Address

Ras Al Khaimah's positioning as a quieter counterpoint to Dubai has sharpened considerably in recent years, with the announced Wynn resort on Al Marjan Island marking a significant shift in the island's long-term profile. For buyers priced out of Dubai's Palm Jumeirah or unwilling to accept its density, Al Marjan Island offers a genuine waterfront address with lower entry costs and a slower pace.

The Missoni branding places Moonstone in a specific market category: design-conscious buyers from Europe, the UK and Asia who regard interiors provenance as a meaningful part of the purchase decision. At AED 3.2 million for a one-bedroom unit of nearly 1,928 sq ft, the size-to-price ratio compares favourably against comparable branded product in Dubai proper. Those considering a long-hold position or a lifestyle acquisition in the Northern Emirates will find the combination of Missoni specification, Gulf frontage and a 2027 delivery window a coherent, if patient, proposition.