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Ramadan collections to shop in the UAE now

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Last updated: 2026/01/14 at 2:16 PM
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A major home and furniture retailer is preparing for the 2026 Ramadan season with the launch of six new collections designed to cater to seasonal decorating and larger home furnishing needs. The new lines, including The Scallop Collection, The Modena Collection, and The Majesty Collection, will be available starting in early 2026. This move signals a continued trend of retailers focusing on culturally relevant product offerings to capture specific consumer spending periods, particularly within the growing home decor market. The Ramadan furniture collections aim to provide options for both complete home makeovers and smaller seasonal updates.

The collections will be rolled out across the retailer’s stores and online platforms in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries. Industry analysts predict increased consumer spending during Ramadan 2026, driven by economic factors and a strong cultural emphasis on hospitality and family gatherings. The retailer’s early announcement allows for extended marketing and supply chain preparation.

Understanding the New Ramadan Furniture Collections

The six collections represent a diverse range of styles and price points, intended to appeal to a broad customer base. The retailer has indicated a focus on incorporating traditional Islamic design elements with contemporary aesthetics. This approach reflects a broader shift in consumer preferences towards pieces that blend heritage with modern living.

Collection Highlights

The Scallop Collection features soft, curved lines and pastel color palettes, aiming for a calming and elegant atmosphere. The Modena Collection, in contrast, emphasizes sleek, minimalist designs with a focus on functionality and neutral tones. The Majesty Collection, as its name suggests, incorporates richer fabrics, bolder colors, and more ornate detailing, geared towards those seeking a luxurious feel.

Beyond these three flagship collections, the retailer will also offer lines focused on outdoor living, children’s rooms, and dining spaces. These collections are designed to complement the larger furniture pieces and allow customers to create a cohesive look throughout their homes. The breadth of the offering suggests the retailer anticipates demand across multiple rooms.

The Growing Importance of Seasonal Retail in the GCC

Ramadan is a particularly significant period for retail in the GCC region. According to recent reports from the Dubai Chamber of Commerce, consumer spending typically increases by 20-30% during the holy month. This surge is attributed to increased disposable income, religious observances encouraging charitable giving, and a tradition of hosting guests and celebrating with family.

However, the retail landscape is becoming increasingly competitive. Several other major home goods retailers have also begun to emphasize seasonal collections and promotions. This increased competition is driving companies to innovate and differentiate their offerings to attract customers. The focus on specific cultural events like Ramadan is one key strategy.

Impact on the Home Decor Market

The launch of these collections is expected to have a ripple effect on the broader home decor market in the GCC. Smaller retailers and local artisans may face increased pressure to compete with the established brand’s extensive range and marketing power. Conversely, the increased consumer interest in home furnishings during Ramadan could also create opportunities for niche businesses.

Analysts note a growing trend towards “conscious consumerism” in the region, with customers increasingly seeking out ethically sourced and sustainable products. While the retailer has not explicitly highlighted sustainability in its announcement, incorporating such practices could further enhance its appeal to this segment of the market. Interior design trends are also shifting towards more personalized and experiential spaces.

The retailer’s decision to focus on complete collections, rather than just individual items, is a notable strategy. This allows customers to easily transform entire rooms or their whole homes, simplifying the decorating process. It also encourages larger purchases and potentially increases overall revenue. The availability of both large furniture pieces and smaller home accessories caters to varying budgets and needs.

Furthermore, the emphasis on online availability is crucial. E-commerce continues to grow rapidly in the GCC, and retailers must have a strong online presence to capture this expanding market. The retailer’s investment in its digital platform is likely to be a key factor in the success of the Ramadan collections.

The timing of the announcement, over six months before the start of Ramadan 2026, is deliberate. It allows the retailer ample time to build anticipation, refine its marketing strategy, and ensure sufficient inventory levels. It also provides valuable lead time for logistics and distribution, particularly important given potential supply chain disruptions.

The retailer’s previous Ramadan campaigns have demonstrated a consistent ability to generate significant sales. The company has historically offered limited-edition products and exclusive discounts during the month. The success of these past initiatives likely informed the decision to expand the offering with six distinct collections for 2026.

Looking ahead, the retailer is expected to release more detailed information about each collection, including pricing and specific product offerings, in the coming months. The company will also likely launch a comprehensive marketing campaign targeting consumers across the GCC. Monitoring the initial consumer response and the effectiveness of the marketing efforts will be crucial for assessing the overall success of the Ramadan launch. The impact of regional economic conditions and potential shifts in consumer sentiment will also be important factors to watch.

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