Harbour Lights is a DAMAC Properties residential tower in Dubai Maritime City, created in partnership with de Grisogono, the Swiss jewellery house known for its bold, colourful high jewellery. The tower rises more than 50 storeys on the peninsula between Port Rashid and Drydocks World, one of the few places in central Dubai where a new home can sit directly on the working waterfront of the old port while remaining a short drive from the business districts.
The de Grisogono collaboration shapes both the exterior and the interiors. The tower is clad in glass, with a facade intended to recall the movement of water, and the interior scheme draws on the language of ocean liners and the brand’s jewellery, pairing white surfaces with gold detailing and deeper blue accents. Sleek lines, generous glazing and floor-to-ceiling windows keep the emphasis on the view, which takes in the Arabian Gulf, the harbour and the Dubai skyline. Common areas carry the de Grisogono branding, so the sense of a single, considered design extends from the lobby to the upper floors.
The residences are one, two and three-bedroom apartments. DAMAC describes the one-bedroom homes as starting from around 750 square feet, with two-bedroom layouts in the region of 1,200 to 1,600 square feet and the largest three-bedroom apartments around 2,000 square feet. Each type is offered in more than one layout, and kitchens are fully fitted and open to the living and dining areas, which gives even the smaller homes a sense of width towards the windows. Three-bedroom apartments include a maid’s room, making them practical for families who want space for household staff within a tower setting.
Amenities follow the maritime theme. The signature feature is a floating infinity pool, set so that swimmers look straight out over the water, supported by further sea-facing pools. A fitness studio sits alongside a dedicated yoga and Pilates room, and residents also have landscaped gardens, a barbecue area, relaxation spaces and a children’s area. A 24-hour concierge and security team manage the building, so the tower works equally well as a permanent home or a lock-up-and-leave residence for owners who divide their time between Dubai and elsewhere.
Dubai Maritime City has a strategic position. Sheikh Zayed Road is roughly ten minutes away, Dubai International Airport around fifteen to twenty minutes, and Downtown Dubai and the Burj Khalifa around fifteen to twenty minutes depending on traffic. Bur Dubai, Dubai Creek and the beach at La Mer are all close, and the neighbouring Mina Rashid district adds marinas, the Queen Elizabeth 2 and a growing mix of dining and residential projects. The area is designated for freehold ownership by international buyers, and the surrounding precinct continues to evolve as new waterfront schemes come forward.
DAMAC is one of the most established private developers in the region, with a long record of branded residences created with fashion, design and automotive houses. Harbour Lights applies that branded approach to a waterfront address that is still maturing, which suits buyers looking for a designer-led apartment close to the historic heart of the city, as well as investors who value the combination of a recognised developer, a sea-facing location and a limited range of unit types that are straightforward to let.
Lux Abacus offers direct developer access to Harbour Lights, with clear guidance on current availability, layouts and view orientations. Our team can walk you through each apartment type and support the purchase from reservation through to handover, so speak to us to find the residence that suits your plans.