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November 15, 2025
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Picture this: a 17th-century villa, full of details that tell a story in every corner, and all of this architecture and all the stories behind it are inspired by the same person who designed the genius and most iconic Ferraris and Maseratis we see today. Well, you don't really have to imagine it; this is exactly what you'll find at Palazzo Tissoli. This is a unique project that is located in the heart of Al Marjan Island and represents a fresh take on bringing in the old and blending it into the new, refreshing the past centuries, where the main characteristics of charm were the rustic simplicity, and when you combine that with the sleek and futuristic vision these developers bring, there’s nothing more breathtaking.
The factor that really makes this collaborative project the masterpiece that it is, what makes it really stand out, is that it focuses on bringing forth the old, but in a way that creates a contrast with the new. This approach that Pininfarina took is one that is not only bold and daring, but the results just make it that much more respectable.
Many interior features have been added into the design, making it look more like their signature left behind, there is a central command center in the living rooms that allows the residents to control every functional part of their house in their hands, whether it's the lighting, the temperature, the need to call security, it can all be done from a central panel that's been added in. The kitchens have been designed as their own masterpieces; the cabinets all come without handles, and there are touch-to-open mechanisms that have been added everywhere to make the whole design look more sleek and minimal. The countertops are made from a stone that is really thin but reinforced. Moving on to the bathrooms, it's basically like a personal pod where you can spend hours taking care of yourself if you want. The tubs are freestanding, they've been carved from single slabs of stone, and are placed in such a way that you can enjoy your view and the scenery even while taking a bath.
Although Palazzo Tissoli is usually known as a project that is closely tied with Ras Al Khaimah, it’s being shown off with design and lifestyle ambition that rival Dubai’s most premium waterfronts. It is nestled on Al Marjan Island, providing not just coastal proximity but also the promise of a fully integrated resort-style lifestyle, allowing aspects like access to island beaches, marinas, and future leisure attractions. The project timeline expects handover in Q1 2028 according to Tissoli’s official site, giving buyers a clear window for planning and investment.
Of course, you can't get this classy and timeless housing unit and lifestyle without all the other aspects of your life taken into consideration, after all, just because you live in a timeless house doesn't automatically make you classy, you need the facilities and the lifestyle to back it up, this is where all the other additional amenities offered come into play.
This is a collaborative project that is being handled by Pininfarina Architecture, a company that has a vision and is led by a director who is truly visionary, giving the entire idea and taking control of the interior design and architectural aspects. They have partnered with Emaar Properties and use the next-level expertise that this renowned developer has in Dubai, known for the construction of iconic landmarks in the city and master planned communities, all of which are high successes, assuring you that this project is also one they will deliver with flawless execution.
Palazzo Tissoli is not just a collection of luxury apartment units, but instead it's a statement, one that will attract those who know that true beauty is about being in a living space that has thought of even the small details is what accounts for perfection. They want homes that are smart and intelligent, beautiful and performative, while also giving them the peace and comfort they want in a home.