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Bentley is continuing to develop the influence of its Bentley Home brand, which specialises in luxury design and furniture.

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By: Angel Sergeev

Dec 30, 2024 at 3:08am ET

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Bentley Home, known for blending car-inspired elegance with high-end furniture, is revving up its presence in Saudi Arabia with two swanky new stores. Following the recent debut in Dubai, the brand has unveiled flagship locations in Riyadh and Jeddah, bringing the global count to five and ensuring your living room can now match your luxury ride.

These stores, nestled in the lap of opulence at Dar Al Arkan Interiors, promise to dazzle. The Riyadh outlet sits pretty on Tahliya Street – where luxury practically has its own zip code – while Jeddah’s store graces King Abdul Aziz Road in the posh Ash Shati district. Both locations come complete with a drive-up experience, because of course they do.

For the uninitiated, Bentley Home is what happens when you take the impeccable craftsmanship of a Bentley car and translate it into furniture. Think leather finishes so smooth they could double as a racetrack.

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With 11 years of design excellence under its (luxury leather) belt, Bentley Home offers a little something for everyone – provided your idea of "everyone" includes fans of £8,000 sofas. The new stores showcase a mix of iconic classics and the latest 2024 designs fresh from Milan Design Week.

If you ever wanted a desk that looks like it moonlights as a sculpture, meet the Styal desk, with its sinuous curves and sleek sideboard. Or feast your eyes on the Camden table, where contoured legs make the tabletop look like it's floating – because apparently, gravity is for lesser furniture.

Coffee tables don’t usually turn heads, but the Thames coffee table makes an exception, with eco-friendly materials and craftsmanship that’s practically art. Meanwhile, the Dalston console channels vintage Bentley cars with its rounded lines, and the Bayton sofa oozes modern luxury.

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If lounging outdoors is more your speed, the Solstice outdoor collection is wrapped in a super-mirror steel grille, ensuring even your patio furniture can flex its muscles.

“Bentley Home offers interiors that draw from the core design principle of the brand – confident surfaces, inspiring detail discoveries and harmonious proportions,” Ben Saltmer, Bentley Motors Product & Lifestyle Design manager, recalls. “The Bentley Home furniture adopts the same authentic materiality and bespoke possibilities seen in the vehicles. Bentley has always been a lifestyle brand, even back to the 1920s, the cars supported a life of innovation, craft, and the pursuit of perfection.”

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