Moonstone Interiors by Missoni

Moonstone Interiors by Missoni is a single residential tower developed by Durar Group on Al Marjan Island, Ras Al Khaimah, offering one- to five-bedroom apartments alongside a limited collection of villas, with completion scheduled for November 2026.

# The tower's form and its position on Al Marjan Island

Al Marjan Island sits along the Arabian Gulf coastline as a man-made archipelago of four coral-shaped landmasses connected by a central boulevard. It has become Ras Al Khaimah's most prominent address for resort-residential development, drawing interest from buyers who want direct waterfront access without the density of Dubai Marina or Palm Jumeirah.

Moonstone's architecture takes its name and its geometry from the moonstone coral. The building adopts an M-shaped footprint, a configuration designed to orient as many rooms as possible toward the Gulf. Rather than a conventional double-loaded corridor, the layout uses a single-loaded one, so no apartment faces inward toward a hallway on both sides. The effect is a building where sea orientation is structural, not incidental.

Construction stands at approximately 5% completion as of the current period, with the project registered under escrow account 01434279102.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The development contains 225 units in total across one-, two-, three-, four- and five-bedroom configurations, plus six villas averaging around 8,300 square feet. The two unit types currently available through JRE sit at opposite ends of that range: a one-bedroom at 1,927 square feet priced at AED 3,216,777, and a three-bedroom at 2,018 square feet priced at AED 4,997,777.

Those are generous floor plates. A one-bedroom at nearly 1,928 square feet places Moonstone well above the market average for the format, reflecting a design philosophy that prioritises spatial comfort over unit count.

Each apartment includes a continuous balcony 2.4 metres wide running the full width of the residence. Movable sunscreens allow residents to control light and shade through the day, while full-vision glass panels keep the Gulf view unbroken. Interiors are delivered semi-furnished, with kitchens equipped on handover. The Missoni interiors programme brings the Italian house's textile sensibility to the specification, covering colour, material and soft-furnishing selections throughout.

Service charges are set at AED 18 per square foot per annum.

# Amenities within the building

The amenity offer is focused rather than sprawling. Residents have access to a swimming pool, a spa, a gym, steam and sauna facilities, and a children's play area. For a building of 225 units, the ratio keeps shared spaces from feeling overcrowded.

The resort infrastructure of Al Marjan Island itself extends the amenity picture beyond the tower: the island's beaches cover 5.4 kilometres, and the central boulevard connects a range of hotels, restaurants and waterfront retail.

# Access, connectivity and the RAK context

Al Marjan Island lies within the emirate of Ras Al Khaimah, roughly an hour's drive north of Dubai. The emirate's own international airport provides regional connectivity, and Dubai International remains accessible for longer-haul travel. For buyers who do not need to commute daily into Dubai, the distance is a trade-off that delivers considerably more space, quieter surroundings and lower price per square foot than comparable Gulf-fronting addresses on the Palm or in Dubai Harbour.

Ras Al Khaimah has accelerated its positioning as a leisure and residential destination over the past several years. The announcement of a Wynn resort on Al Marjan Island has sharpened international attention on the address, though Moonstone's own merits stand independently of that development.

# The buyer this project fits, and where it sits in the market

Moonstone appeals most directly to two distinct buyer profiles. The first is the investor seeking a Missoni-branded, Gulf-front asset in an emirate where entry prices remain materially lower than Dubai equivalents, with a November 2026 delivery horizon and a credible developer escrow structure in place. The second is the end-user buyer, often from the UK, Europe or the GCC, who wants a generously proportioned second residence with resort-quality sea views and the kind of curated interior finish that a fashion-house collaboration provides.

At AED 3.2 million for a one-bedroom exceeding 1,900 square feet, the price-to-size relationship is difficult to replicate on the Palm at present. The project is early in its construction cycle, which carries timing risk, but also gives buyers entering now the longer payment runway that tends to suit internationally based purchasers managing cross-currency capital allocation.