Inside Bugatti Residences by Binghatti: Where Design Meets Velocity

Bugatti Residences by Binghatti in Business Bay, Dubai – Hyper-branded luxury tower

The Launchpad | Issue No. 02

Where new icons begin.

Inside Bugatti Residences by Binghatti: Where Design Meets Velocity

In the heart of Business Bay, a new icon is rising — one that doesn’t just reflect Dubai’s obsession with movement, but refines it.

Bugatti Residences by Binghatti is the first-ever real estate venture by the French automotive marque, bringing the brand’s unmistakable design language into 43 floors of high-luxury residential living. From its aerodynamic curves to its Riviera-inspired interiors, every inch of this tower is engineered for motion, elegance, and precision.

What Makes It Different

  • World’s first Bugatti-branded residence

  • Integrated car lifts to Sky Mansion Penthouses

  • Inspired by the French Riviera lifestyle

  • 171 Riviera Mansions + 11 Sky Mansions only

  • Prices start around AED 19M

This isn’t a place you drive to. It’s a place your car lives with you.

Design Language

Each unit is dressed in neutral textures, leather paneling, and sculptural materials, evoking the aesthetic of both a supercar interior and a private villa. Custom furniture, indirect lighting, and titanium detailing carry the Bugatti signature without a single logo in sight.

The LIVE LARGE Take

Dubai is no stranger to branded residences — but this one changes gears. Bugatti Residences isn’t just another luxury tower with a logo. It’s a proof of concept: that real estate can be engineered like a hypercar, and that lifestyle can be built around momentum.

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Zoë is a tastemaker, sharp editor, and quiet force behind LIVE LARGE Magazine’s aesthetic tone. With a background in fashion and design publishing, she brings clarity, cadence, and curiosity to every page. Whether crafting a headline, selecting a layout, or uncovering an emerging design movement, Zoë ensures every issue lives up to its name. She splits her time between creative direction and cultural deep dives — and always finds the perfect palette for both.