PROJECT DETAILS
IKEA Distribution Centre Middle East
Dubai, UAE
Installed Products
The largest distribution center on the Middle East
With a dream of expanding their business to the Middle East in Dubai, IKEA built a new 100.000 square meter storage unit.
Arago was a convenient choice here, as it is suitable for general lighting, but also for illuminating commercial racks with its narrow beam angle.
The new Ikea Distribution Center is already the workplace for more than 200 employees and is generating many opportunities for local suppliers and people.
We took care of them with Demi, offering an uniform lighting without glare. And what's more ... nothing is fixed with Demi. You can move the furniture around as much as you want, the right lighting will stay. Just as good.
Offering uniform illumination and great efficiency, Nitor is a perfect fit for corridors, especially for those loving circles.
Beside the warehouse, they have also set up a modern looking offices, and it is estimated to take more than 10,000 steps just to walk around the new center.
Lighting Designer: Reynard Lighting
Photographer: Rebecca Hobday
With a dream of expanding their business to the Middle East in Dubai, IKEA built a new 100.000 square meter storage unit.
Arago was a convenient choice here, as it is suitable for general lighting, but also for illuminating commercial racks with its narrow beam angle.
The new Ikea Distribution Center is already the workplace for more than 200 employees and is generating many opportunities for local suppliers and people.
We took care of them with Demi, offering an uniform lighting without glare. And what's more ... nothing is fixed with Demi. You can move the furniture around as much as you want, the right lighting will stay. Just as good.
Offering uniform illumination and great efficiency, Nitor is a perfect fit for corridors, especially for those loving circles.
Beside the warehouse, they have also set up a modern looking offices, and it is estimated to take more than 10,000 steps just to walk around the new center.
Lighting Designer: Reynard Lighting
Photographer: Rebecca Hobday
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