Dantone Home joins Dubai Home Festival with 575 pieces at reduced prices, and nowhere does 35% off mean more than on the pieces you live on every day. On a cushion it is a pleasant surprise. On a large sofa or a bed with storage it is the rug, the coffee table, and the lamps to go with them. These are the nine pieces where the saving is largest, and the ones we would choose for our own homes.
Was AED 12,960, now AED 8,420, 35% off
Some sofas face the television. Jenner faces the people. Its long curve turns a living room into a circle, so whoever sits at one end can still catch the eye of whoever sits at the other, and a Friday dinner drifts from the table to the sofa and stays there until late. The seat is deep enough to tuck your feet up, wide enough for the whole family and two guests besides, and thanks to the curve no one is ever left in the corner.
200 cm: was AED 7,690, now AED 5,000. 160 cm: was AED 7,120, now AED 4,630. Both 35% off
Newberry brings something of a well-run hotel room home. Fine horizontal stitching runs across the headboard like the lines of a tailored suit, giving the bed an ordered, restful rhythm, while the base lifts to reveal storage beneath. It suits a principal bedroom that should feel composed, and with two widths in the sale it works for a guest suite too.
Was AED 10,790, now AED 7,010, 35% off
Stella is drawn in a single line. The back rises only slightly before curving round into the arms, the whole silhouette follows a shallow crescent, and a slim base of solid oak lifts it just enough to look light on its feet. It is the kind of sofa you notice from the doorway, the way you notice a well-cut coat, and in camel it brings warmth to a pale room without ever feeling heavy. Four colours are in the sale, from camel and ochre to olive and grey.
Was AED 9,470, now AED 6,160, 35% off
A calm bedroom starts with fewer things in sight. This generous bed hides its storage in the base, so spare linen, winter throws, and the suitcase you need twice a year all disappear beneath the mattress. What remains is a wide, softly upholstered bed with room for two to sleep without negotiating, and a room that feels tidier the moment you walk in.
Was AED 13,950, now AED 9,065, 35% off
Tate is the sofa for slow weekends. It sits low, close to the floor, with broad seats that wrap around like a cushioned courtyard, so the natural thing to do is stretch out, pull a throw over your knees, and let the afternoon go. The tufting is soft rather than formal, and the rounded edges make it feel more like a landscape than a piece of furniture. Place it in the middle of an open-plan room and it becomes the spot everyone ends up in, with a version for the left or the right corner.
Was AED 11,360, now AED 7,380, 35% off
The best part of the day often happens in bed: the last chapter, the long phone call, the cup of tea before the lights go out. Tess is designed around those moments. Its headboard does not stop at the back but wraps around the sides, so the bed feels sheltered, almost like a reading nook built for two. It turns the bedroom into somewhere you want to retreat to, not just somewhere you sleep.
Was AED 10,120, now AED 6,580, 35% off
Como is a sofa in the classic sense: clean lines, a high back, cushions you sink into, and a dark grey that forgives everyday life. It is made for the evenings when the whole family piles on for a film, for the guest who stays later than planned, and for the nap that was only meant to last five minutes. Nothing about it competes for attention, which is exactly why it settles into almost any room.
Was AED 7,670, now AED 4,990, 35% off
Narvik is made for sinking into. Soft feather cushions give way slowly and then hold you, the low arms invite you to lie across rather than sit up straight, and the generous sections push together into whatever shape the room asks for. It is the sofa for Saturday mornings that drift into Saturday afternoons, a book open on your chest and nowhere you need to be.
Was AED 7,900, now AED 5,140, 35% off
Not every living room needs a sofa the size of a terrace. Sandy is compact enough for an apartment yet generous in feel, its backrest running straight into the arms so the whole piece reads as one rounded shape. In camel it is warm and easy to live with: the sofa for morning coffee by the window, a chapter after work, and the friend who kicks off their shoes the moment they arrive.
The rest of the festival is waiting in the full sale, from rugs and lighting to the tableware for your next dinner at home.