100% FREEWorlds Unseen — step into an imagined design landscape
Explore an immersive gallery exhibition by Oliwia Maria Studio and Curator Bureau. Stones and collectible design objects form an imagined landscape, inviting visitors to slow down and invent stories around material, memory and human touch.
Representative sculptural furniture design: Vito Selma’s Raina Peacock Chair, photographed by Bim24. This chair is not advertised as part of Worlds Unseen; the photograph is not of the Dubai exhibition.
Business Bay, Dubai · Isola exhibition, The Lana Promenade, Business Bay, Dubai
Follow organiser directions for the exact entrance.
When to go
3 November–4 December 2026; advertised hours 11:00–19:00. Confirm opening days with the organiser before travelling.
Who can go
Confirm suitability with organiser
Original source publishes no age restriction or explicit whole-family participation promise. No numeric age limits inferred.
Check age guidanceWhat’s free & what to know
- Original organiser explicitly lists admission as free. No purchase requirement is stated for viewing the exhibition.
- The dates and 11:00–19:00 window are published, but weekday closures and age/access conditions are not specified. Confirm these before travelling.
- The pin is the organiser-linked Lana Promenade location; confirm the gallery entrance on arrival.
- Any optional artwork purchases, refreshments, parking and transport are excluded.
Sources & photo credit
Last successfully checked 29 Oct 2026. Availability can change; check with the organiser before travelling.
29 October 2026: inspected original Isola event page and saved source HTML/text. It explicitly states Price:Free,3November–4December2026,11:00–19:00,TheLanaPromenade,BusinessBay,Dubai. Curatorial text describes an immersive environment with suspended stones and collectible objects. Unlike the separate sales-focused NoOrdinaryThings showroom, this is a defined curated exhibition. Source-linked GoogleMaps venue pin resolved to25.1886499,55.2885422. No age or weekly-closure assumptions made.
Isola Design — original exhibition listingPhoto: Bim24 / Wikimedia Commons · CC0 · Resized and compressed to WebP; proportions preserved. No other edits.