ARTDOM Riyadh 2026
October 20 @ 4:00 pm - October 21 @ 11:00 pm
ARTDOM Riyadh 2026 is an international contemporary design forum that brings together leading architects, interior designers, creative professionals, global brands, and industry experts to explore the future of architecture, interior design, hospitality, and urban development. Taking place on October 20–21, 2026, at the Mandarin Oriental Al Faisaliah in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the event is expected to welcome more than 150 global brands, 50 industry speakers, and 6,000 professionals.
The two-day business congress will feature insightful panels and professional sessions focusing on design transformation, hospitality, innovation, and the role of design in supporting Saudi Vision 2030. The program will also include 15 public talks led by internationally recognized architects, designers, and industry pioneers, offering valuable perspectives on emerging trends and the future of the design industry.
A curated exhibition will showcase luxury interior pieces, furniture, and innovative works by leading regional and international designers. The event will also introduce the ARTDOM Design Map Saudi Arabia, a specialized guide highlighting some of the Kingdom’s most notable architectural and hospitality destinations.
Another key feature, Building the Bridges, will provide a dedicated platform for strengthening business partnerships, trade cooperation, and cultural exchange between Saudi Arabia and international partners.
ARTDOM Riyadh 2026 offers a dynamic meeting point for the global design community, creating opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, business development, and discovering the latest trends shaping the future of design in Saudi Arabia and beyond.
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