Interior Design Company in Riyadh - Kenania Inventive Arts

Riyadh · Saudi Arabia

Interior Design & Architecture for Riyadh

Villas, apartments, offices and retail designed for Riyadh’s climate, family life and municipal code. Concept to working drawings, with site visits arranged from our Dubai office.

4

offices: Dubai, Cairo, Kuala Lumpur, Damascus

12+

years designing across the Gulf

SAR 75

per m² — full design package, from

2 h

flight Dubai → Riyadh for site visits

Designing for Riyadh, not for a stock photo

Riyadh villas have their own logic: a separate majlis for guests, family living turned inward around a courtyard or private garden, and a plan that keeps guest and family circulation apart. Add 45 °C summers, dust, and a municipality that now reviews facades for the Salmani architectural character, and a design copied from a European catalogue simply does not survive contact with the city.

Kenania has designed residential and commercial projects in Saudi Arabia for more than a decade, from villa facades in the Riyadh and Jeddah style to neo-classical interiors for family homes. We work in metric, follow the Saudi Building Code (SBC) requirements for envelope and fire safety, and prepare drawing sets that Riyadh contractors and Balady permit consultants can use without rework.

Our studio is registered in Dubai, two hours from Riyadh by air. Design and 3D development run remotely with weekly reviews; site visits, surveys and contractor briefings are scheduled per contract when the project needs them.

How we serve Riyadh

  • Site survey by our team or your surveyor, then a measured base plan
  • Concept, 3D visuals and material boards reviewed online each week
  • Working drawings and BOQ ready for Riyadh contractors and Balady
  • Site visits from Dubai at agreed milestones
  • Arabic and English communication, contracts in SAR or USD

What we design in Riyadh

One team for architecture, interiors and 3D — so the facade, the plan and the finishes come from the same hand.

Villa interior design

Majlis, family living, kitchens and master suites in modern, neo-classical or Najdi-inspired language, with lighting and joinery detailed for local workshops.

See a neo-classical villa

Villa facade & architecture

New villas and facade upgrades that pass municipal review, manage heat gain and read well on a Riyadh street.

Saudi facade project

Apartments & duplexes

Space planning for compact plans, smart storage, and finishes that hold up to dust and hard water.

How we plan space

Offices & headquarters

Reception, open plan and meeting areas for companies in KAFD, Olaya and the north of the city.

Office fit-out guide

Restaurants & cafés

Front-of-house design that supports the brand, seating yield and the kitchen workflow.

A hospitality case study

Clinics & retail

Patient flow, privacy and MOH-friendly layouts for clinics; lighting and display for showrooms and boutiques.

Retail lighting design

Saudi and Gulf projects

A selection from the portfolio that speaks to Riyadh briefs.

Residential facade design, Saudi Arabia

Residential facade design, Saudi Arabia

Facade language for a family villa: proportion, shading and materials chosen for the Kingdom’s climate.

Neo-classical villa facade

Neo-classical villa facade

Cornices, columns and stone detailing drawn for execution, not just for the render.

Luxury neo-classical interior

Luxury neo-classical interior

Formal reception and living spaces with layered lighting and bespoke joinery.

How a Riyadh project runs

Four stages, each closed with your written approval before the next starts.

01

Brief & survey

We collect the plot or floor plan, photos and your requirements, then confirm the scope, fee and timeline in a written proposal.

02

Concept & 3D

Layout options, mood boards and photorealistic 3D visuals of the key spaces, revised until approved.

03

Working drawings

Plans, ceilings, electrical, plumbing, joinery details, material schedules and a BOQ your contractor can price.

04

Site support

Contractor briefing, shop-drawing review and milestone visits from Dubai when the contract includes them.

Design fees for Riyadh

Published “starting from” rates. The final fee depends on the written scope; projects under 80 m² are quoted as a fixed price.

ScopeStarting fromIncludes
Full design packageSAR 75 / m² (USD 20)Concept, 3D visuals, working drawings, material schedule, BOQ
3D visualisation onlySAR 34 / m² (USD 9)Photorealistic renders of approved layouts
Working drawings onlySAR 45 / m² (USD 12)Execution set from an existing concept
Villa facade designUSD 2,500 fixedElevations, 3D, materials and detail drawings

One revision round is included at every stage. Read the full guide to what drives interior design cost before you compare quotes.

Questions Riyadh clients ask

Do you have an office in Riyadh?

Not yet. Our offices are in Dubai, Cairo, Kuala Lumpur and Damascus. Riyadh projects are managed from Dubai, two hours away by air, with site visits scheduled in the contract.

Can your drawings be used for the Balady permit?

Our architectural and interior drawings are prepared to Saudi Building Code requirements. Permit submission itself is done by a licensed Saudi engineering office, and we coordinate with yours.

How long does a villa interior take?

A 400 m² villa typically needs 3–4 weeks for concept and 3D and another 4–6 weeks for working drawings, depending on how quickly approvals come back.

Do you supervise construction in Riyadh?

We offer milestone site visits and remote shop-drawing review. Full-time supervision is arranged through a local engineer we brief and support.

Which styles do you work in?

Modern, neo-classical, contemporary Najdi and Salmani-inspired facades. The style follows your brief and the street, not a house style.

Start your Riyadh project

Send us the plan and a few photos. You will get a scoped proposal with a fixed fee within two working days.