Meraki Art & Design Studio

Meraki Art & Design Studio

Al Quoz

Meraki Art & Design Studio in Al Quoz is a creative space for hands-on activities, including DIY resin workshops and pot painting. It also caters to children’s outings, birthday parties and holiday camps, with a warm studio atmosphere that reviewers often find welcoming.

Reputation Score
4.4
★★★★☆
143 ratings
5★
75%
4★
9%
3★
4%
2★
1%
1★
10%

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The Good Stuff

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Kids’ Camps

Holiday camps combine varied art activities with engaging, educational projects for children aged 6–14.

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Patient Guidance

Beginner resin students get clear explanations, hands-on practice and patient help rather than simply watching a demonstration.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Confirm Timing. Ask how overrun time is handled before starting a session; one fabric-painting booking incurred an unexpected extra-hour charge.

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Check Collection. If you are making artwork, confirm whether it is ready immediately or requires next-day collection, especially when travelling from outside Dubai.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz - Dubai
Al Qouz Ind.third - Al Quoz, Dubai
MonClosed
Tue12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Wed10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Thu10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Fri10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sat10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Sun10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
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Popular Mentions

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neon room

The neon room is a colourful children’s activity, though reviewers differ on whether its short duration justifies the price.

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dark mess room

The dark mess room lets visitors throw paint around, creating a deliberately messy group activity.

Common Concerns

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Extra Charges

A fabric-painting group was charged for an extra hour without being told clearly that the session had run over.

Pickup Delays

One customer was not told artwork would be collected the next day and later reported a delayed shipment to Al Ain.

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The Bottom Line

Meraki Art & Design Studio in Al Quoz is built around making things rather than just looking at them. Visitors can try pot painting, beginner resin courses, neon activities, splash-room sessions and decoden DIY phone cases. The hands-on format works for adults, children, friend groups and birthday parties, while holiday camps give children a wider programme of creative projects.

The strongest reviews focus on helpful guidance and a friendly atmosphere. Beginners said resin techniques were explained clearly, and parents described camps as varied, engaging and educational. Birthday parties can be lively and well received: one group brought around 40 children and said none got bored.

There is also a coffee shop for parents, and reviews mention free parking, although finding the studio can be confusing inside the warehouse area. Book with a little caution. Some customers reported unclear rules around outside food, tableware, decor and service charges for parties.

A fabric-painting visitor was billed for an extra hour without being asked whether they wanted to continue, while another customer was surprised that finished artwork needed next-day collection. Neon and slime experiences have also been called expensive for their short duration, so confirm timing, inclusions and collection arrangements before paying.

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