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In this #InsideD3 series, Savoir Flair brings you an exclusive first look inside the creative space of Dubai-based fashion brand Kage. Now based in Dubai Design District, home to some of Dubai’s most creative local designers, the newly-minted offices echo the brand’s signature contemporary-cool aesthetic. Designer Basma Abu Ghazaleh shares with us the design inspiration for her new office, saying, “It was very important for the studio to reflect the Kage brand in terms of its look and feel. For the tiny touches, I always keep an open eye when I’m traveling so most of the details and quirky accessories are from places I’ve collected from all over.”
Scroll down for a virtual tour of the space and to step inside the brand new home of Kage.
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“Welcome to the new Kage studio in Dubai Design District! It’s a great community to be a part of — the environment is fun, creative, and inspirational.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“This wall is always changing. It’s a blank canvas and my creative wall.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“My favorite little piece of furniture. This Nada Debs corner table was shipped back with me from Beirut. The black-and-white photo is an image from the Kage Fall/Winter 2010 ‘Cinema’ collection.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“This is our secret place: the Kage workshop. This is where the magic happens.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“The overall space is rather small so I wanted to have an open-space environment where all color tones were as light as possible.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
6/17
“We increased our workshop area significantly, so we now have a very comfortable space to work in.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“I love the simple and minimal design approach.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“It definitely shares the same spirit, but it’s not as raw and industrial-looking as our old studio.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
9/17
“These Murano little glass balloons bring an element of playfulness to the studio. I couldn’t resist but to buy a few from my last trip to Venice.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
10/17
“Personalized Kage pencils, a ‘Fashion Game’ book for fun, and printed feather pencils for a combination of old and new.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
11/17
“The ‘Meow’ vest. One of my favorite pieces from the Fall/Winter 2016 collection.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“This was something I picked up from a little art store that I stumbled across while walking on King’s Road in London. It sits on these books perfectly.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
13/17
“Art and fashion side by side. I love art and Farhad Moshiri’s work. The two black-and-white photos are images from our most recent Fall/Winter 2016 shoot.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“A Fornasetti decorative candle, some photography, fashion books, and oversized pegs. I love how they look visually.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“Meet Coco! This crochet doll was a gift that was bought from a multi-brand concept store in Montenegro.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“These threads hold great sentimental value to me. They were my grandmother’s, and she kept them intact from the 1980s.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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“I bought these candles that I loved from Colette during a business trip in Paris.” — Basma Abu Ghazaleh
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