Furnished apartments in Dubai are often ultra-modern with little unique style or flair, as this can lead to them looking like a hotel room! It can be hard to make rental properties in Dubai look and feel like home; therefore we have interior design inspiration on how to decorate even the smallest of Dubai flats to make the most of your space and city living.

Living in Dubai teaches you many lessons; surviving the summer, avoiding Shaikh Zayed Road during peak hours and most importantly, living large in small spaces.

Marie Kondo and all other minimalist gurus can de-clutter all they want, but living in 600 sq.ft studio that serves as a bedroom, living room and dining room, is an art that every struggling Dubai-ite has mastered.

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You can’t put a price on a good night’s sleep – except when you’re in Dubai, where you can put a price on pretty much ANYTHING and make it worth a million dollars. In fact, one businessman is doing exactly that.

Dutch Physical Therapist, Thijs van der Hilst, spent 15 years perfecting the algorithm to create just the right size and shape of a pillow for his deep-pocketed clients. His 'Tailormade Pillow' claims to treat insomnia and fight all your sleeping woes.

Now, don’t scoff at the claims yet – save some for the price.

The world might pick on its air of unpredictability and cut-throat insecurity — but Dubai stands proudly with its unabashed display of opulence. The air ALWAYS stays positive — for those with deep pockets.

The cosmopolitan city is home to the tallest building in the world, the second most expensive hotel in the world and one of the most lucrative real estate markets. The city hosts a wide variety of luxury compounds, apartments, and penthouse mansions that can rival NYC.