• Maserati and Samana Collecta have announced Maserati Island at Dubai’s World Islands.

  • Plans include 840 branded residences, seven water villas and two tree villas.

  • Facilities will include a floating Italian restaurant, a beach club and yacht shuttles.

The World Islands development will feature 840 branded residences, a floating Italian restaurant and a beach club.


Luxury carmaker Maserati is taking its Italian design credentials beyond the garage and onto Dubai’s shores. The brand has joined forces with Samana Collecta to announce Maserati Island at The World Islands. The partnership brings the marque’s approach to design and hospitality to its first residential island destination.

At the heart of the plans are 840 branded residences, joined by seven water villas and two tree villas set among greenery. The first release will comprise 232 homes, ranging from studios to apartments with four bedrooms, each with a private pool. Sea views shape the layouts, with large windows intended to make the surrounding water a defining feature of each home. Landscaping inspired by Italy will carry the design theme into the island’s outdoor spaces.

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Inside, architect Carlo Colombo of A++ Studio is overseeing the interior design. Homes and communal lounges will feature furnishings from the Giorgetti Maserati Edition collection. Leather and sculpted wood will bring texture to the spaces, while the furniture’s sculptural forms draw on Maserati’s design identity.

Food is central to the plans, with a floating Italian restaurant joining the island’s dining line-up. A beach club will create another waterfront social space, while private beaches, a central lagoon, and resort swimming pools anchor the outdoor offering. Wellness facilities will include spas and spaces for indoor and outdoor fitness, alongside a marina dedicated to water sports.

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Plans also include coworking lounges, shops, and concierge services, while dedicated yacht shuttles will connect the island with mainland Dubai.

Cristiano Fiorio, Maserati’s chief marketing officer, said: “Maserati Island is one of the first tangible expressions of Casa Maserati, bringing our identity from the road into the living space.”

Handovers for Maserati Island’s branded residences are scheduled to begin in 2030.

Contact: www.samana-collecta.com