Custom Design
The team can tailor a kitchen around non-standard dimensions, with proposals refined through detailed design discussions.
Al Meera (Showroom) - Dubai
Al Quoz
Al Meera is a kitchen, wardrobe and vanity design-and-manufacturing showroom in Al Quoz. Reviews highlight its custom kitchen planning, careful installation and practical material guidance, including for renovations with unusual room dimensions.
Reputation Score
4.5
★★★★★
134 ratings
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The Good Stuff
Careful Installation
Installers have handled detailed fitting as well as complex electrical and plumbing work, with a clean finished result.
Reliable Timelines
Several customers reported delivery on schedule, including one kitchen completed in three weeks and installed the following week.
Long-Lasting Work
One customer said a pantry and dressing room designed in 2013 still looked perfect, while another kitchen needed only one small repair in ten years.
Material Guidance
Design consultations cover colours, countertops, fittings and layout choices, helping customers make detailed selections for their space.
Tips for a Better Visit
Use Checklists. Ask for a written options checklist covering colours, lighting, measurements and other selections so details do not get lost.
Confirm Timing. Get the completion schedule in writing and allow for possible design adjustments, which one customer said took extra time.
Clarify Repairs. Before ordering, ask what after-sales repairs cover and when fees apply, particularly for issues arising years later.
Check Updates. Agree how progress updates will be shared, since one customer found communication and explanations occasionally slow or unclear.
Plan Lead Time. For a kitchen, ask about the production window after the down payment; one review reported roughly one month to six weeks.
Bring Measurements. Bring accurate room measurements and discuss non-standard dimensions early; the design process involved several proposals before approval.
Plan the visit
Practical details
Between 2nd & 3rd Interchange - Sheikh Zayed Rd - near Oasis Center
Al Qouz First - Al Quoz, Dubai
| Mon | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Tue | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Wed | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Thu | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Fri | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sat | 9:30 AM – 8:00 PM |
| Sun | Closed |
Popular Mentions
full kitchen and vanity
The company has designed and installed a complete kitchen and vanity, including appliance installation.
custom TV stand
A custom TV stand project included guidance on colour and materials to match the home’s interior.
bathroom countertops
Customers have used Al Meera for bathroom countertops with finishes matched to surrounding walls and tiles.
new wardrobe installation
Reviews include wardrobe installation alongside kitchen renovation and other home joinery work.
kitchen and laundry
One project combined a new kitchen and laundry, with the company also handling removal, electrical and plumbing work.
Common Concerns
Slow Updates
Communication and progress updates can sometimes be slow, and explanations are not always clear.
Strict Policies
One repeat project customer found the company’s strict, by-the-book policies reduced flexibility during the process.
Variable Timing
A customer said completion timings could be improved, despite issues being fixed quickly once raised.
Durability Complaint
One review reported that all doors had broken after five years and that repair work incurred a fee.
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The Bottom Line
Al Meera’s Al Quoz showroom is geared towards made-to-measure joinery rather than off-the-shelf units. Customers come here for custom kitchens, wardrobes, vanities and related interior pieces, with reviews also covering a pantry, dressing room, bathroom countertops and a custom TV stand. It is worth considering when your room has awkward dimensions or you want the design, production and installation handled together.
The strongest pattern in the reviews is attentive design support. Customers describe detailed help with colours, countertops, storage layouts and material selection, followed by skilled, tidy installation. One non-standard kitchen involved complex electrical and plumbing work and was completed in five days; another kitchen was ready for installation in three weeks.
Several reviewers also mention on-time delivery and solid finishing. There are a few practical cautions. One customer found updates slow and explanations unclear at times, while another felt the company followed its policies too rigidly.
A separate review reported doors breaking after five years and repair fees, so ask about after-sales coverage before signing. It is also sensible to request a written checklist for colours, lighting, measurements and other choices, and to confirm the full lead time after payment. Overall, the reviews point to a capable renovation partner, with communication and warranty details worth pinning down early.