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Exploring the future of living: Mercedes-Benz Brand Center hosts OBEGI Home for 2025 Interior Trends Talk
Design is not static, it evolves with the way we live, interact, and dream. And in a city that embraces innovation at every turn, there’s no better place to spark a conversation about the future of interiors than Dubai.
This month, OBEGI Home had the privilege of joining an exclusive event in collaboration with the Mercedes-Benz Brand Center at the Luxury Lifestyle showroom in Dubai Design District (d3). Titled “2025 Interior Trends Talk,” the event brought together design enthusiasts, creatives, and homeowners for a dynamic, interactive presentation focused on how to live beautifully – today and tomorrow.
Set within the immersive Mercedes-Benz space, this special pop-up marked the intersection of two worlds where lifestyle meets design, and where aspiration finds expression in every detail.
Interior inspiration in three acts
For the pop-up, OBEGI Home curated three distinct living environments within the showroom, each one designed to reflect how thoughtful interiors can shape moments, relationships, and everyday living. From warm and inviting to sleek and sculptural, each room offered a different lens into the evolving world of design.
- The Family Room
This room is a tribute to connection, Designed for both style and togetherness. It’s a space where aesthetics are never sacrificed for comfort, and where every piece serves both form and function.
This family room blends high-end materials with tailored elegance, creating a sanctuary where quality is felt in every detail. At the heart of the room is Flexform‘s Perry sofa and is complemented by two aptly named “Happy” armchairs from the same brand. The Flow seat from DecoZ adds a playful touch and was designed by architect Shahrooz Zomorrodi to encourage both fun and rest. Altogether, the room creates an atmosphere that’s open, refined, and joyfully livable.
- The Formal Room
This space is a masterclass in refined restraint. Anchored by the Brera sofa from Poliform, its sculptural form and rich upholstery make a bold yet quiet statement. The Bristol coffee table, also by Poliform, plays with symmetry and materiality, creating a grounding focal point.
To add depth and sophistication, the room includes two Flexform ABC armchairs, known for their minimalist profile and hidden recline mechanism – balancing style and comfort effortlessly. And as a final accent, the Voyage armchair by DecoZ, again designed by Shahrooz Zomorrodi, offers a sculptural silhouette that compliments the space perfectly.
- The Dining Room
The art of conviviality is the only way to describe this space. By dining together in a stylish space, there is no way to stop good conversation from flowing.
The centerpiece is the Inge dining table by Secolo, whose bold design invites conversation and community. Surrounding it are the Stanford Bridge chairs by Poliform, a seamless blend of functional design and elegance. This is a dining room that doesn’t just welcome guests, it elevates every gathering into a moment of warmth.
Where design meets lifestyle
The 2025 Interior Trends Talk was not just a presentation; it was a celebration of how interiors can shape the way we live. Through material palettes, curated layouts, and architectural storytelling, OBEGI Home demonstrated how design can be intuitive, elegant, and deeply personal.
We extend our sincere gratitude to the Mercedes-Benz Brand Center team for this exciting collaboration and for offering such a forward-thinking platform for design dialogue.
A heartfelt thank you goes to Benoit Turibe, whose vision brought this event to life; to our thoughtful moderator Nadia Swan, who guided the conversation with poise and curiosity; and to our very own OBEGI Home experts for generously sharing their experience and expertise in interiors, materials, and space planning.
As trends evolve and the boundaries between lifestyle, automotive, and architecture continue to blur, events like these underscore the importance of collaboration and creativity.
