February 2027 · UAE & GCC

Architectural Tent Structures for Ramadan 2027

Bring guests together for iftar, suhoor or a majlis in a TentProject pavilion. Our Dubai team will help you choose a structure for your guest list and venue.

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The open arches of TentProject’s illuminated Layali Iftar pavilion on Palm Jumeirah at night — Layali Iftar · Palm Jumeirah, Dubai · Retouched photograph

Choose your tent structure

The white arched pavilion and golden Layali entrance on Palm Jumeirah — Layali Iftar · Palm Jumeirah, Dubai

Arch Tents

For a hotel iftar, long rows of tables can share one open dining room. Guests can enter through the side arches as they arrive at sunset.

Model shown
Arch Tent Hexa Long 460/10/5X2

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Facing majlis sofas and low iftar tables beneath the diamond timber frame — Concept visualisation — Iftar majlis in Doha

Diamond Wood Tents

Exposed timber frames a welcoming majlis. Arrange facing sofas around low tables, or use a second pavilion for a separate group.

Catalogue example · 10 × 10 m
Diamond Wood Tent 100/10

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A faceted white dome on a palm-lined waterfront at sunset in Dubai — Concept visualisation — Ramadan on Dubai Creek

Dome Tents

A circular footprint suits a suhoor lounge. Group seating around the perimeter and keep the centre open for guests moving between tables.

Catalogue example · 14 m diameter
Dome Tent 154D14

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A TentProject installation

Inside the Layali
Iftar tent

At Kempinski Hotel & Residences Palm Jumeirah, we installed an Arch Hexa Long 460. The 460 m² canopy covered rows of dining tables, with open arches connecting the room to the hotel grounds.

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Dining tables arranged on either side of the centre aisle under the exposed steel arches — The dining room beneath the hexagonal canopy.

The pointed Layali entrance beside the tent’s curved steel supports and white membrane — The guest entrance beside the pavilion’s arched frame.

Ramadan across the Gulf

Evenings shaped around your venue.

Picture the gathering before the layout is final. These planning visuals place three TentProject structures into Ramadan settings across the region.

A busy evening iftar beneath an open TentProject Arch Tent in a Dubai hotel garden — Arch Tent · Dubai, UAEConcept visualisation

Families sharing an iftar majlis beneath the exposed timber frame of a Diamond Wood pavilion in Doha — Diamond Wood · Doha, QatarConcept visualisation

Guests arriving for a waterfront suhoor inside an illuminated geodesic Dome pavilion in Abu Dhabi — Dome · Abu Dhabi, UAEConcept visualisation

Your venue

Plan the tent around
your gathering

Iftar: Allow space at the entrance for guests arriving together at sunset, with clear routes from the doors to each table.
Suhoor: Set aside quieter tables for smaller groups and keep a softly lit path to the exit for guests leaving before dawn.
Majlis: Arrange sofas in facing groups beneath the canopy. Leave space between seating areas so guests can join a conversation easily.

Optional additions

Furnish and finish your tent

Décor
Choose entrance details, fabrics and colours to suit the venue.
Air Conditioning
Plan cooling around the tent enclosure, operating hours and guest count.
Lighting
Set the light over tables and seating, and illuminate entrances and walkways.
Furniture
Specify dining tables and chairs, or sofas and low tables for a majlis.