Natuzzi Harmoni

Natuzzi Harmoni is a fully furnished residential building by Peace Homes Development, positioned on Dubai Islands to the north of the city and due for completion in Q2 2026. The development offers 16 apartments across a single building, with one, two and three-bedroom layouts branded and furnished by Italian furniture house Natuzzi.

# The building and its place on Dubai Islands

Dubai Islands sits off the northern shoreline, connected to the mainland by the Infinity Bridge and comprising five islands with a combined waterfront exceeding 50 kilometres. It is one of the more deliberate long-term planning exercises in the emirate: the masterplan mixes residential buildings, resort hotels and leisure infrastructure across a low-density coastal setting that contrasts sharply with the density of Downtown or Business Bay.

Within that context, Natuzzi Harmoni occupies a relatively intimate footprint. Sixteen residences across one building is a small count by Dubai standards, which shapes the ownership proposition from the outset. The construction is currently 19.57 per cent complete, with handover targeted for the second quarter of 2026.

# Residences, layouts and specification

The range runs from one-bedroom apartments starting at approximately 913 sq ft through to a three-bedroom residence at 1,677 sq ft. Two-bedroom layouts occupy the middle ground, with floor areas between roughly 1,209 sq ft and 1,419 sq ft depending on the specific unit.

Pricing opens at AED 2,380,217 for a one-bedroom and reaches AED 4,676,162 for the three-bedroom. Service charges are set at AED 15 per sq ft annually.

All units are delivered fully furnished under the Natuzzi brand, which removes the typical post-handover outlay for buyers who intend to occupy immediately or lease shortly after completion. Kitchens are equipped as standard. The developer's materials reference high-quality finishes throughout, though the specific material schedule is not publicly itemised beyond the Natuzzi furniture package.

# Amenities and shared facilities

The building's amenity offer is broad relative to its unit count, covering a gym, spa, swimming pool and cinema. Outdoor provision extends to a tennis club, a nine-hole golf course and a horse riding course, alongside a pets beach, a play and sitting area, and a dedicated kids play area.

# On the amenity-to-resident ratio

Sixteen households sharing a golf course and horse riding course is an unusual ratio in Dubai, where such facilities typically serve hundreds of units. Buyers should verify which of these amenities are within the Natuzzi Harmoni plot and which are shared Dubai Islands masterplan infrastructure before committing.

# Connectivity and nearby points of reference

Dubai International Airport sits 9.8 kilometres away, a meaningful advantage for buyers who travel frequently or plan to treat the property as a seasonal base. The Night Souk is 2.6 kilometres from the building, and Dubai Islands Beach is 5 kilometres distant. Downtown Dubai is approximately 20.7 kilometres, a commute that depends heavily on bridge and road conditions during peak hours.

The Dubai Islands Marina Slipway is 7.3 kilometres away, useful context for buyers with an interest in boating or water access. A nursery is recorded 6.5 kilometres from the site, which frames the current state of local supporting infrastructure: the area is still building out its everyday services.

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

Natuzzi Harmoni addresses a specific buyer: one who wants a furnished, move-in-ready apartment on an island address without the scale of a large tower block, and who is prepared to be an early mover in a district that has not yet reached its projected density or amenity maturity.

The price range, AED 2.38 million to AED 4.68 million for fully furnished units with a branded interior, is competitive for the specification and location, though buyers comparing against established neighbourhoods will note that Dubai Islands lacks the transaction history that supports confident resale projections. For GCC buyers seeking a seasonal coastal residence, or European buyers wanting a compact Dubai foothold close to the airport, the combination of Natuzzi furnishing, low unit count and island address carries clear logic. The investment case rests on how quickly the broader Dubai Islands masterplan delivers its hotel, retail and leisure components after 2026.