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Inside Mondrian Al Marjan: Ras Al Khaimah’s New Design-Led Beachfront Landmark

Take a look inside Mondrian Al Marjan Island Beach Residences, opening in Ras Al Khaimah in 2028 with a 200-foot-high sky pool, Fi'lia, art-led interiors and luxury wellness spaces.

Inside Mondrian Al Marjan: Ras Al Khaimah’s New Design-Led Beachfront Landmark

Ras Al Khaimah’s skyline is preparing for another striking addition as new details emerge about Mondrian Al Marjan Island Beach Residences, an upcoming design-led development on Al Marjan Island.

Expected to open in 2028, the project is being developed by ELEVATE in partnership with Ennismore, with architecture by Gensler and interiors by Bergman Design House. The development is designed to combine residences, hospitality, art, wellness and social experiences in one beachfront destination.

Inspired by the Arabian Gulf

Interior of a luxury rooftop bar and lounge with three blue backlit arched alcoves holding curved banquette seating, a golden backlit shelf display, round marble tables with green velvet chairs, and floor-to-ceiling windows showing a city skyline at dusk.

The design of Mondrian Al Marjan takes much of its inspiration from its waterfront setting.

Bergman Design House has used sculptural forms, organic textures and luminous colour palettes influenced by the changing colours and light of the Arabian Gulf. The idea is to create interiors that shift in character throughout the day rather than feeling static.

More than 5,570 square metres - around 60,000 square feet - of resident amenities are planned across the development, making lifestyle facilities a major part of the overall experience.

A Lobby Designed as a Cultural Gallery

Contemporary lounge interior with rounded white sofas, rust-colored velvet armchair and cushions, a round marble coffee table holding a decanter and two glasses, a gold sculptural pendant light, and tall glass walls looking onto palm trees, low-rise buildings, a parked sports car and a blue astronaut-style statue.

Visitors entering Mondrian Al Marjan will not arrive in a conventional residential lobby.

Instead, the entrance is planned as a working cultural gallery, featuring rotating exhibitions by regional and international artists alongside digital installations that will be refreshed throughout the year.

Art is intended to become part of the everyday environment rather than simply decoration, with sculptural lighting, curved forms and artistic details continuing throughout the property.

The Mondrian Sky Lounge

High above Al Marjan Island, the Mondrian Sky Lounge will become one of the development's main social spaces.

The lounge will overlook the Arabian Gulf through expansive glass, with interiors centred around a circular marble bar. Its design includes blown-glass and bronze lighting, curved seating, bronze screens, textured fabrics and carefully framed views towards the coastline.

The result is envisioned as somewhere that works equally well for intimate gatherings and more energetic evenings.

An Adults-Only Infinity Pool More Than 200 Feet Above the Sea

Resort swimming pool lit turquoise at twilight with the word Mondrian spelled on the pool floor, surrounded by grey cabana umbrellas, sun loungers, palm trees, and a curved multi-story hotel with balconies overlooking the sea.

One of Mondrian Al Marjan's standout features will be its Adults-Only Sky Pool.

Positioned more than 200 feet above the Arabian Gulf, the infinity pool will offer uninterrupted sea views and is being positioned as a defining architectural feature of the development.

Mondrian hotels around the world are known for their pool scenes, and the Al Marjan Island property appears set to bring that same social lifestyle to Ras Al Khaimah.

With its elevated position, the pool is also likely to become one of the development's most distinctive places to watch the sun set over the Gulf.

Wellness That Moves Outdoors

Upscale gym with black curved treadmills on wood flooring, adjustable weight benches and a dumbbell rack on grey carpet, wall shelving with rolled towels, folded towels branded Mondrian, exercise ball, glass wall with greenery, and cylindrical ceiling lights.

The fitness and wellness experience has been designed to flow between indoor and outdoor spaces.

Inside, residents will have access to modern cardio and strength-training equipment alongside a yoga and Pilates studio, treatment rooms and a dedicated contrast-therapy suite.

The gym then opens through glass walls onto a covered outdoor terrace, where additional training facilities include gymnastic rings, kettlebells and battle ropes.

Beyond the workout areas are palm trees, pool spaces and places to relax, creating an experience that feels closer to a resort wellness club than a traditional residential gym.

A Beachfront Destination Around Fi'lia

Contemporary bedroom with a green padded bed, gray round rug, floor to ceiling windows, and a balcony with pink armchairs facing the sea.

At ground level, Mondrian Al Marjan's atmosphere becomes more relaxed.

The beachfront has been conceived as a lifestyle destination of its own, with Fi'lia restaurant forming its centrepiece.

The proposed setting combines outdoor dining, rattan furniture, patterned umbrellas and illuminated landscaping with an infinity pool leading towards the beach.

Daybeds and loungers continue towards the sand, while lighting and landscaping are designed to transform the area from a daytime beach setting into an evening social destination.

Residences Designed as Individual Works of Art

Contemporary hotel lobby with a swirled marble reception desk, curved beige sculptural bench, textured black wall panels, and large windows showing a pool and ocean at sunset.

Mondrian's design-led identity continues into its residences.

The development's penthouses will feature extensive glazing, bespoke marble, private terraces and spa-inspired bathrooms.

Apartments will use efficient layouts alongside uninterrupted sea views and a colour palette combining coastal influences with a more cosmopolitan style.

Sculptural lighting and artistic detailing throughout the interiors are intended to make each residence feel less conventional and more expressive.

A New Landmark for Al Marjan Island

Outdoor beach club restaurant at sunset with rattan chairs, green striped banquettes, hanging lantern lights in a tree, an infinity pool, blue and white striped beach umbrellas, sun loungers, and the sun setting over the ocean.

Mondrian Al Marjan is arriving at a time when Al Marjan Island is rapidly strengthening its position as one of Ras Al Khaimah's key lifestyle and hospitality destinations.

Rather than focusing only on residences, the project brings together design, art, food, wellness, beachfront living and social spaces within one development.

Ennismore describes the project as bringing Mondrian's focus on creativity, culture and lifestyle experiences to Ras Al Khaimah, while reinforcing the emirate's growing international profile.

When Mondrian Al Marjan opens in 2028, its elevated infinity pool, art-led interiors and distinctive beachfront experience could make it one of the most recognisable new additions to the Al Marjan Island skyline.

For anyone watching the transformation of Ras Al Khaimah's coastline, Mondrian Al Marjan is another development worth keeping an eye on.

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