Completed Residential Project
Aven Villa: Full Home Renovation in Jumeirah Islands
Aven is a completed four-bedroom Entertainment Foyer villa renovation in Jumeirah Islands, Dubai. Arta reworked the ground-floor arrangement, staircase, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, exterior surfaces, swimming pool, Jacuzzi and lake-facing terrace as one coordinated residential project.
The completed house combines a bright white architectural shell with dark stone, black-framed glazing, clear glass, warm timber and integrated linear lighting. At the rear, the main rooms open toward the pool, mature planting and the community lake.
Completed House Tour
Walk Through Aven After Renovation
The video follows the project from the front approach to the lake-facing garden, then through the entrance hall, open ground floor, double-height staircase, kitchen, bedrooms and renovated bathrooms.
The sequence shows how views continue through the house toward the pool and lake, and how the central stair hall connects the public ground floor with the private upper level.
Project Information
Aven Villa Project Details
Location
Jumeirah Islands, Dubai
Original Layout
Four-bedroom Entertainment Foyer villa
Completion
2024
Project Type
Full villa renovation and architectural modification
Interior Scope
Ground floor, staircase, kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms
Exterior Scope
Facade finishes, glazing, balcony and covered terrace
Outdoor Work
Overflow pool, integrated Jacuzzi, paving and planting
Plot Setting
Lake-facing property with mature community landscaping
Existing Villa, New Spatial Direction
Reworking an Entertainment Foyer Villa
Entertainment Foyer is one of the established internal plan families found in the original Jumeirah Islands villas. In Aven, the renovation uses the entrance, foyer and circulation spaces to form a brighter connection between the front door, staircase, main living areas and upper gallery.
The completed plan reduces the feeling of separate corridors and divided reception rooms. Pale flooring continues through the main ground floor, while larger openings extend views toward the garden, pool and lake.
Existing structural supports remain visible in selected positions, but they are incorporated as plain white architectural elements rather than hidden inside new partitions.
Exterior, Interior and Outdoor Work
Aven Villa After Renovation
The images below follow the completed house from the poolside exterior through the open ground floor, stair hall, kitchen, principal suite, bathrooms and covered terrace.
New Poolside Exterior
The rear elevation uses white walls, black-framed glass, clear balcony panels and pale paving. Parts of the pitched tiled roof remain visible, preserving a connection with the original Jumeirah Islands house.
The overflow pool and separate square Jacuzzi sit close to the covered patio, allowing both water areas to remain visible from the kitchen and main ground-floor rooms.
Open Ground-Floor Hallway
From the entrance corridor, the garden-facing glazing is already visible. This long internal view helps the ground floor feel larger and gives the arrival sequence an immediate relationship with the outdoor setting.
White walls, pale large-format flooring and recessed linear lights keep the circulation visually continuous without relying on decorative wall finishes.
Entrance, Living Areas and Kitchen Connection
The entrance door is set within a tall white volume and finished in dark charcoal. From this point, the stair occupies the center of the interior, with the kitchen visible through a broad opening and the living areas extending toward the garden.
The entrance, staircase and family spaces remain visually connected without becoming one undivided room. Columns, ceiling changes and lighting direction provide subtle separation.
Double-Height Stair Hall
The staircase is the central architectural feature inside Aven. It rises through a tall void and links the entrance with the upper-floor gallery.
Dark veined stone, white structural sides, clear glass balustrades, large windows and suspended globe lights create a distinct vertical composition within the pale ground floor.
Dark Stone and Frameless Glass
Charcoal stone with broad grey movement covers the stair treads and risers. The continuous treatment gives the stair a substantial presence against the white floor and walls.
Clear glass guarding keeps views open toward the kitchen, pool terrace and double-height windows while limiting the amount of visible metal framing.
Upper Gallery and Lake View
The upper landing overlooks the ground floor through full-height glass. From this level, the family can see the living area, suspended lights, pool-facing doors and lake beyond.
The gallery turns circulation into part of the interior experience and brings daylight into the center of the original Entertainment Foyer arrangement.
Charcoal and Natural-Wood Kitchen
Full-height charcoal cabinetry integrates appliances and storage into a continuous wall. Timber drawers and a lit display niche introduce warmth within the darker composition.
A long horizontal window replaces a conventional enclosed backsplash, bringing planting and daylight directly to the worktop while maintaining privacy from the neighbouring plot.
Island, Dining Table and Pool Access
A ribbed black island occupies the center of the room. A timber surface extends from it to form an everyday dining table for four, supporting meals, work and conversation within the kitchen.
Black-framed sliding doors open directly to the covered patio, Jacuzzi and pool. Food and drinks can move outdoors without crossing the main living room, which is useful for family use and poolside hosting.
Principal Bedroom With a Warmer Palette
Oak-toned flooring replaces the pale ground-floor finish and gives the upper level a softer residential character. A broad grey headboard wall, white bedding and slim black pendant lights define the sleeping area.
Linear ceiling lights, warm perimeter illumination and large external glazing provide separate lighting layers without adding heavy decorative joinery.
Glazed Room Within the Private Suite
A full-height black-framed glass partition separates an adjoining room while allowing daylight to continue through both spaces. The room can support a dressing, study or private sitting function according to the furniture plan.
The black framing relates to the exterior windows, kitchen cabinetry and bathroom screens, while the shared oak floor maintains continuity through the suite.
Master Bathroom With Freestanding Bathtub
The principal bathroom combines pale marble-effect wall slabs, dark stone flooring, black fittings, clear glass and white sanitaryware.
A freestanding bathtub is centered between tall narrow windows. The position brings daylight and framed landscape views into the bathing area while the window proportions maintain privacy.
Walk-In Shower and Black Fixtures
The walk-in shower uses clear glass with black hinges and minimal framing. Inside, a ceiling-mounted square rain shower, separate handheld shower and linear drain are finished in black.
The pale slabs continue through the enclosure, allowing the shower to remain visually connected to the bathtub and vanity zones rather than appearing as a separate cubicle.
Guest Bathroom With Darker Finishes
The guest bathroom gives greater visual weight to the charcoal surfaces. A black counter, wall-mounted tap and dark WC wall are balanced by a white vessel basin, pale slab panels and a timber drawer unit.
Warm lighting around the large mirror softens the darker wall finish, while the floating vanity keeps the floor open and easier to maintain.
Covered Pool Terrace
Large-format pale paving continues beneath the covered patio and around the Jacuzzi. The deep opening beside the sliding doors provides a shaded transition between the interior, water and garden.
The completed outdoor plan includes the covered seating area, Jacuzzi, main pool, open sun terrace, outdoor preparation counter, palms, boundary hedges and lake-edge view without filling the plot with separate structures.
Project and Community Context
How The House Responds to Jumeirah Islands Community Theme
Aven responds to the structure, lake position, mature planting and original roof profile of an established Jumeirah Islands house. The project does not apply a generic new-build arrangement to the existing property.
The original Entertainment Foyer circulation remains central to the completed plan, while larger openings, revised floor finishes and the glass stair alter how the family experiences it.
Lake-Facing Boundary
The living areas, kitchen, upper windows, pool and terrace are directed toward the lake while side hedges and controlled window positions protect privacy.
Landscaping
Existing palms and established boundary planting soften the renewed white exterior and provide immediate screening within the older community setting.
Retained Roof Profile
Sections of pitched tiled roof remain visible above the modified elevations, maintaining a link with the original villa rather than imitating a flat-roof new house.
Pool and Terrace Levels
Sliding-door thresholds, paving, Jacuzzi and pool edges are coordinated with the existing plot and lake-side conditions to support drainage and direct movement outdoors.
For a broader review of Arta’s work on 12 houses in the community, visit the Jumeirah Islands villa renovation page.
Interior and Exterior Finishes
A Consistent Material System
The same pale, dark and warm material groups appear in different proportions throughout the villa, creating continuity while allowing the kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms to have distinct identities.
Pale Surfaces
White exterior, white internal walls, pale ground-floor tiles, light pool paving, white sanitaryware and pale marble-effect bathroom slabs.
Dark Elements
Black aluminium frames, charcoal kitchen cabinetry, dark stair stone, black worktops, bathroom fittings, shower framing and selected floor surfaces.
Warm Components
Natural timber kitchen fronts, island dining surface, oak bedroom flooring, timber vanity drawers, warm integrated lighting and mature planting.
Coordinated Project Scope
Work Completed at Aven Villa
The project connected architectural changes, fitted interior work and the lake-facing external areas rather than treating each part of the villa as a separate decorative package.
- Revision of the ground-floor arrangement and internal circulation
- Architectural openings and double-height staircase work
- New ground-floor and bedroom flooring
- Ceiling design and integrated lighting
- Kitchen cabinetry, island and dining extension
- Bedroom finishes and glazed private-room partition
- Bathroom finishes, sanitaryware, vanities and glazing
- Exterior wall, window, door and balcony updates
- Overflow swimming pool and integrated Jacuzzi
- Covered terrace, external paving and landscape coordination
- Technical service coordination required by the revised arrangement
Planning an Existing Villa Renovation
Planning a Jumeirah Islands Villa Renovation?
A renovation should begin with the house that exists today. Original plans, current measurements, previous extensions, structural openings, service routes, pool levels and community approval records should be reviewed before the new layout is fixed.
Owners can send Arta the current floor plan, villa cluster, photos or a short video, requirements, proposed layout changes and pool or garden scope for an initial project discussion.
Other Work in the Community
Related Jumeirah Islands Projects
These project pages present different original layouts, plot sizes and levels of architectural and outdoor work within Jumeirah Islands.
Project Questions
Aven Villa Renovation FAQ
What type of Jumeirah Islands villa is Aven?
Aven is a four-bedroom Entertainment Foyer villa. The renovation reworked the central entrance and circulation area with an open staircase, glass guarding, a double-height void and longer views through the ground floor.
Was Aven newly constructed?
No. Aven is the renovation and architectural modification of an existing Jumeirah Islands villa. Parts of the original structure and pitched roof profile remain visible in the completed house.
Did the renovation include the exterior?
Yes. The completed work includes renewed exterior finishes, dark-framed openings, glass balcony guarding, covered patio areas, poolside paving and a closer relationship between the villa and garden.
Did the project include a swimming pool?
Yes. The outdoor scope includes an overflow swimming pool, integrated Jacuzzi, surrounding terrace, planting and coordination with the lake-facing boundary.
Were the kitchen and bathrooms renovated?
Yes. The kitchen received charcoal and timber cabinetry, integrated appliances, a central island and dining extension. The bathrooms received new finishes, sanitaryware, vanities, glass enclosures, lighting and black fittings.
Can another Entertainment Foyer villa be changed in the same way?
Some planning principles may be relevant, but each villa requires its own survey. Previous alterations, structure, plot position, pool levels, neighbouring privacy and current approval requirements can change what is technically possible.
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Discuss Your Jumeirah Islands Property With Arta
Send the current floor plan, property photos and the renovation requirements for an initial discussion about architecture, interiors, technical work, pool and outdoor areas.
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