2025-07-28 Author：Ofiexperts
In 2023, Saudi Arabia exported approximately $2.37 million in metal office furniture, primarily to Gulf countries such as the UAE, Bahrain, and Kuwait. Imports were led by South Korea, with other suppliers including Croatia, Finland, and Malaysia.
Exports of wooden office furniture totaled $1.34 million, with key markets including Kuwait and Bahrain. Imports in this category remain limited, suggesting potential for market entry.
The Saudi office furniture market is valued at approximately $798 million in 2024, projected to reach nearly $1 billion by 2030 (CAGR: 3.6%–6.5%, depending on source).
Growth Drivers include:
Saudi buyers increasingly favor:
Purchasing behavior is shifting toward omnichannel models, combining online research with physical showroom visits. AR/VR visualization tools are gaining popularity in the sales process.
Local brands such as Al Kedaie, Hi-Point, and Saudi Modern Factory hold strong positions, especially in government and B2B procurement. International brands compete in the premium segment, often through local partnerships.
To succeed in the Saudi market, suppliers should:
Saudi Arabia’s office furniture market is growing steadily, driven by modernization and shifting workplace needs. Exporters who combine smart functionality, ergonomic design, and localized strategy will be best positioned to capture long-term value in this market.
