Saudi Arabia is the largest country in the Arabian Peninsula and also the richest. It is one of the most aspiring countries in the world, with so many major infrastructure projects that are being designed to elevate the country’s status as a modern cutting-edge nation. Part of this has been the drive to give consumers more choice and the ability to design their homes as they wish. The big transformation over the past decade or so has allowed furniture businesses to flourish. You will see some of the big names in the West appear around the cities, but there are also some traditional Arabian designer furniture stores that are making waves. There is so much choice for decor in Saudi Arabia, so we went ahead and compiled a list of the best options of Furniture Stores In Saudi Arabia to choose from.

BoConcept

Beginning their story in 1952, this Danish brand began to make some of the best designer decor pieces in the world. It was known to really think outside of the normal parameters win which we see furniture. One of their most famous sofa designs is that of the traditional chaise sofa that has the buttons on the outside as well as the inside. It makes it into one whole surface and kind of camouflages it into itself.

The style is uniquely Scandinavian, being minimalist but highly sophisticated. The ethos behind this kind of brand is, to give the customer the ability to enjoy great materials and designs, but move things around in their home without damaging the floor or the product itself. So it’s lightweight and easy to style which is great for the modern home which changes so often. They make sofas, seats, office chairs and desks, with materials such as Swedish ash wood, Spanish leather, Merino wool and Nordic glass. This makes the top of our list for a reason.

Ligne Roset

The very first store of Ligne Roset opened in Bromley, London. It was as boutique as you could get. Very unique and the pieces they created were a throwback to the 70s, 80s and 2000s. What’s their style? One can’t really tell. It’s kind of like the decor you would see in a movie about the modern world, but filmed in 1980. It’s plush, with great lines, but the shapes are not seen very often. Pointed rectangle back supports, curvy low seats, modern hardwood dining tables with neo-Scandinavian chairs. It’s kind of what you would expect from a boutique opening in the heart of London, daring, confident and incredibly unique.

The Gautier Group

Opening first in 1960, Mr Gautier and his wife began their international journey. They now run a large brand that has stepped foot inside Saudi Arabia. Their style is incredibly endearing. It’s plush, comfortable, homely, but fun and playful. They make lots of unique sofas, with over 300 colors to choose from, plenty of material and fabric options and 2 or 3-seat designs.

There is a lot of cushioning in their sofas, with the armrests having been folded over into the sofa, making for a surprisingly unique shape. Of course they do a lot more than just sofas, take a look at their home office line.

Jeraisy Riyadh House

Now onto the specific Arabian brands that have made an impact in the decor consumer world of Saudi Arabia. We all know that Saudi Arabia is becoming the place to be if you want to do business in Arabia. This is why this particular brand has specialized in making office decor. They make excellent boardroom desks, tables and chairs for your executive team. They make unique items such as their executive table made from a high quality wood such as cherry or English oak, finished with a gloss finish that has glass support legs. It’s a wow piece that you can have in your office as the CEO or for your C-suite to gather around for presentations and reports.

Al Rugaib

This brand goes back to 1958, making extremely varied pieces. They do the usual minimalist and comfortable Scandinavian sofas and seats, but they also do Arabian furniture. What does this consist of? Swooping chairs, Arabic arches for the coffee table design and kingly armchairs that have amazing fabrics. They now have a showroom that is 5000 square meters, where they showcase all of their decor line ups and pieces.

Al Abdulkader Furniture

They are unashamedly making uniquely crafted pieces for the executive. Their large hardwood desks have been finished with an incredible oil finish, which makes the light bounce off the surface with renewed urgency. And the colors are very Arabian, with their sandy orange, velvet seats in pink rose, and custard colored sofas for your waiting room. All of these pieces would be fit to be placed in a 4 or 5-star hotel.

Al Ansari Palace

Founded in 1979, they make traditional Arabian furniture with a slightly modern twist. Their bell and teardrop shaped side table lamps are made out of a lightweight but sturdy metal such as aluminium. They have also created soft chaise sofas that have a dual palette range. Perhaps their most striking is the light blue chaise sofa with the subdued clay grey accents.

Midas Furniture

It’s difficult to pinpoint their style but it can certainly be deemed modern. They make great use of different colors, with black, red, white and yellow all playing well together. Their beds are low to the ground, with tall headboards. This creates a very stable platform and plenty of privacy. Their modern minimalist dining table and sets are made using a combination of wood, fabrics and metal accessories for ornamentation. Their website is very well designed, showcasing their latest pieces and styling options. They also do standard Western style coffee tables and sofas which could go well with some of their other pieces like their Edge office desk.