Alkaffary Group

Alkaffary Group is a Saudi Arabian home-design and interior-products company whose business spans carpets, flooring, furniture, decorative products, and project-based supply. The company traces its origins to a small Riyadh shop established in 1951 by Abdulrahman Nasser Alkaffary. That original business sold traditional carpets, including the type known as “Zal,” and provided the foundation for a broader group serving residential, commercial, and institutional customers. Over time, the company expanded beyond traditional carpets into several related categories. Its portfolio came to include Alkaffary Carpet, High Point Furniture, Alkaffary Flooring, Alkaffary Parquet, ORAC decor distribution, and Alkaffary Projects. The group’s development reflects a vertical and category-based expansion strategy: carpets remain a core offering, while furniture, hard flooring, interior decoration, installation, and project contracting broaden the range of solutions available to customers. A major documented step in the group’s diversification was the launch of High Point Furniture in 2005. Later additions included flooring and project-focused activities. Saleh Abdulrahman Alkaffary, the founder’s son, is credited with expanding the family business into a larger company and extending its activities into furniture, flooring, and home décor. The group therefore developed from a traditional carpet retailer into a multi-brand interior-products business. In 2009, Saudi authorities approved an amendment to License No. 257/Q that formally established Alkaffary Group Company as a closed joint-stock company. The approved capital was stated as 5 million Saudi Riyals, divided into 500,000 shares with a nominal value of 10 Saudi Riyals each. This corporate restructuring marked an important formalization of the organization, although it did not make the company publicly listed. As of 2024, the group was reported to operate more than 70 stores, outlets, and online stores across Saudi Arabia. Its business includes consumer-facing retail as well as installation and larger-scale supply work. Alkaffary Projects serves commercial and institutional requirements, including mosque carpet supply and customized flooring solutions. Through its distribution activity for ORAC decor in Saudi Arabia and its sourcing of parquet products from Germany, Belgium, and China, the group also connects Saudi customers with international interior-product suppliers. The group is presented as a leading Middle Eastern home-design and décor brand, but publicly available information remains limited regarding its current ownership, executive structure, revenue, international footprint, and corporate website. The documented operating base is Saudi Arabia, with the strongest geographic evidence relating to its store and online network in that market.

Alkaffary Group began in 1951 when Abdulrahman Nasser Alkaffary opened a small shop in Riyadh selling traditional carpets. One of the products associated with the early business was the “Zal,” a traditional carpet form. The company’s initial identity was therefore rooted in carpet retail rather than in the broader home-furnishings and interior-solutions portfolio associated with the group today. The business later expanded under the Alkaffary family. Saleh Abdulrahman Alkaffary, the founder’s son, is described as having developed the operation into a larger company and diversified its activities. This expansion moved the group into furniture, flooring, and home décor, allowing it to serve customers seeking coordinated interior products rather than carpets alone. High Point Furniture was launched in 2005 and became part of the group’s expansion into residential and office furniture. Subsequent activities included Alkaffary Flooring, Alkaffary Parquet, and Alkaffary Projects. The group also became the exclusive Saudi distributor for ORAC decor, a Belgian brand associated with interior decorative solutions. Its parquet activity sourced products from Germany, Belgium, and China and emphasized installation convenience and resistance to scratching. The company’s corporate structure was formalized in 2009. The Saudi Minister of Commerce and Industry, Hassan bin Ahmed Zainal Ali Reda, approved an amendment to License No. 257/Q establishing Alkaffary Group Company as a closed joint-stock company. The stated capital was 5 million Saudi Riyals, represented by 500,000 shares with a nominal value of 10 Saudi Riyals per share. The change provided a formal corporate framework for a business that had grown from a family carpet shop into a multi-category group. The group’s operating model combines retail and project work. Alkaffary Carpet supplies rugs and carpets and provides installation services. High Point addresses residential and office furniture needs. The flooring and parquet activities broaden the range of hard-surface and wood-look interior products, while ORAC decor adds imported decorative solutions. Alkaffary Projects serves large commercial and institutional assignments, including mosque carpet supply and customized flooring work. By 2024, the group was reported to operate more than 70 stores, outlets, and online stores across Saudi Arabia. Its public profile describes it as one of the notable home-design and décor brands in the Middle East. However, available reference material does not provide a verified current website, revenue figures, detailed ownership information, a complete executive roster, or evidence of operations outside Saudi Arabia. The documented history therefore supports a description of Alkaffary Group as an active Saudi interiors and home-furnishings group with a substantial domestic retail and project network.

• 2024

  Expansion to more than 70 Saudi locations and online stores

  [1]Alkaffary Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The group was reported to operate more than 70 stores, outlets, and online stores across Saudi Arabia.

• 2009

  Conversion into a closed joint-stock company

  [1]Alkaffary Groupen.wikipedia.org

  An amendment to License No. 257/Q formally established Alkaffary Group Company as a closed joint-stock company with stated capital of 5 million Saudi Riyals.

• 2005

  Launch of High Point Furniture

  [1]Alkaffary Groupen.wikipedia.org

  The group expanded into furniture through the launch of High Point Furniture, serving residential and office customers.

• 1951

  Founding as a Riyadh carpet shop

  [1]Alkaffary Groupen.wikipedia.org

  Abdulrahman Nasser Alkaffary established the original business in Riyadh as a small shop selling traditional carpets, including Zal carpets.

A Saudi multi-category home-design and interiors group combining carpet retail, furniture, flooring, decorative products, installation, and project supply.

• Carpets and rugs

  Alkaffary Carpet

  Alkaffary Carpet is the group’s core carpet and rug business. It offers a broad range of floor-covering products and also provides installation services. The business represents the group’s historical connection to carpet retail, which began with traditional carpets in Riyadh, while serving contemporary residential, commercial, and institutional requirements.

• Residential and office furniture · 2005

  High Point Furniture

  High Point Furniture was introduced in 2005 as the group’s furniture-focused activity. It supplies furniture for homes and offices and is associated with simple, contemporary styling. Its presence broadened Alkaffary’s offer from floor coverings into room-furnishing products for customers seeking furniture alongside interior finishes.

• Flooring

  Alkaffary Flooring

  Alkaffary Flooring extends the group into floor finishes beyond conventional rugs and carpets. The activity forms part of the company’s wider interior-solutions portfolio and supports both consumer and project requirements. Public reference material identifies the brand but does not provide a complete catalogue of materials, formats, or current product ranges.

• Parquet flooring

  Alkaffary Parquet

  Alkaffary Parquet supplies parquet flooring sourced from Germany, Belgium, and China. The products are described as convenient to install and resistant to scratches, positioning the range for customers seeking decorative wood-style flooring with practical durability. The activity complements the group’s carpet and broader flooring businesses.

• Interior decoration

  ORAC decor

  ORAC decor is a Belgian interior-decoration brand distributed exclusively by Alkaffary in Saudi Arabia, according to the reference material. The offering adds imported decorative solutions to the group’s portfolio and supports its positioning as a provider of coordinated interior-design products rather than only floor coverings or furniture.

• Commercial and institutional interiors

  Alkaffary Projects

  Alkaffary Projects handles larger commercial and institutional assignments. Its documented work includes supplying carpets for mosques and delivering customized flooring solutions. This project activity gives the group a business-to-business channel alongside its retail stores, outlets, and online operations.

• 2009

  Formalization as a closed joint-stock companyStrategy

  Background

  The family-originated business had expanded into multiple interior-product categories and required a formal corporate structure.

  Action taken

  Saudi authorities approved an amendment to License No. 257/Q establishing Alkaffary Group Company as a closed joint-stock company.

  Aftermath

  The approved structure carried stated capital of 5 million Saudi Riyals divided into 500,000 shares with a nominal value of 10 Saudi Riyals each. The company remained privately held rather than publicly listed.

  Stated share capital. 5 million Saudi Riyals (2009)

  Source

• 2005

  Expansion into furniture through High PointProduct launch

  Background

  The group had originated as a carpet business and was broadening its home-interiors scope.

  Action taken

  Alkaffary launched High Point Furniture for residential and office furniture.

  Aftermath

  The launch became part of the group’s later diversification into furniture, flooring, and home décor.

  Source

1. 1Alkaffary Groupen.wikipedia.org