Indoor majlis
Majlis rugs or carpet in warm tones suit long sitting sessions and give the room a comfortable feel. See majlis rugs and Arabic majlis flooring.
A rest house is several spaces in one: an indoor majlis, an open courtyard, a kitchen and sometimes a pool with outdoor seating. We help you match rugs, carpet, vinyl and artificial grass to each corner, starting with a free site visit anywhere in Riyadh.


We split a rest house into zones because each one deals with different heat, water and use. Here is what we usually show for each; you can also browse our project solutions for other sectors.
Majlis rugs or carpet in warm tones suit long sitting sessions and give the room a comfortable feel. See majlis rugs and Arabic majlis flooring.
Artificial grass gives you a green surface with no watering and cuts down dust. We explain the types in our artificial grass section and on the garden grass page.
Vinyl is a sensible choice for a wipe-clean surface where food and water are common. Details on kitchen and bathroom vinyl.
Carpet, parquet or vinyl depending on comfort and look, taking air conditioning and the existing floor into account.
Slipping and water are the main concerns here, so we talk through the site before suggesting any material. Ideas are on our pool-area grass page.
Exposed roofs need materials that cope with sun and regular cleaning. See rooftop artificial grass.
Rest houses see intense seasonal use and are sometimes left closed for long periods, which affects the material you pick. We look at the points below during the free visit.
Open areas take far more sun and dust than indoor rooms. We ask how many hours of direct sun an area gets, because it influences the grass type, colour and cleaning method.
Kitchens, pool surrounds and bathrooms need a surface that is unaffected by water. We choose with you, and our waterproof flooring guide has ideas.
If the rest house stays closed for weeks, dust settles. We therefore pick floors that are easy to clean by vacuum or water depending on the type, and explain the care routine.
Floor seating means the floor is your chair. We suggest a softer rug or carpet in the majlis and a simpler surface where there is more movement and cleaning.
A rest house can be done in phases, for example the majlis first and the courtyard later. We agree priorities and quote each part; see budget flooring options if the budget is tight.
A little preparation on your side makes the visit quicker and the quote more accurate.
Write down the zones you want covered and rough sizes. If you are unsure, our measuring guide helps.
Photos of the floor, edges and entrances tell us whether preparation or levelling is needed before fitting.
Family, young groups or events? Children or pets? This shapes the material choice.
If an event is coming up, tell us so we can set priorities and decide which part to fit first.

Artificial grass gives you a usable green area all year without watering or mowing.

A suitable majlis rug makes sitting comfortable and gives the room its own character.

A wipe-clean surface suits areas where food and water are common inside the rest house.
We visit, measure each zone and check the floor condition and access points.
We suggest a material for each zone by use and budget and show samples.
Cleaning, levelling where needed and protecting neighbouring areas before fitting.
Laying rugs, vinyl and grass each in the way that suits it, with care at the edges.
We review the work with you and explain how to look after each material.
| Zone | Common options | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Majlis | Majlis rugs or carpet | Comfort when sitting on the floor matters more than colour |
| Courtyard | Artificial grass | See garden artificial grass |
| Kitchen | Vinyl | Wipe-clean surface; see kitchen vinyl |
| Pool surround | Decided after the visit | Slipping and water first; see pool-area grass |
| Roof | Artificial grass | See rooftop artificial grass |
We list no prices here; cost depends on material and area and is quoted after the visit.
In rest houses guests usually sit on the floor for hours, so the majlis floor deserves more thought than any other.

Regular vacuuming, periodic deep cleaning and quick spot treatment. More in our cleaning guide.
Remove leaves and dust by brushing or rinsing as needed, and clean periodically. See grass maintenance.
Wipe with a slightly damp cloth and a gentle cleaner, and avoid sharp tools when moving furniture.
Cover sensitive areas where you can and air the space before the next use.
Enter the length and width of each zone separately, then send the result on WhatsApp with a photo of the space.
Usually a majlis rug or a carpet with a dense, even pile that is comfortable for floor seating and easy to clean. The choice depends on the room size and how it is used, and we show samples during the visit.
In many cases yes, because it gives a green surface without watering and reduces dust. We review the site and the fixing method with you; more is on our artificial grass page.
Vinyl is a common choice because it can be wiped clean, and we suggest the thickness and type based on use. See our vinyl section.
Yes. You can start with one zone and finish the rest later, and we agree the priorities and quote each part.
It depends on the current floor. During the visit we check flatness and moisture and tell you whether preparation is needed; see floor preparation and levelling.
Yes, the visit is free inside Riyadh, and we send the quote afterwards by phone or WhatsApp.
Close openings where possible, clean before the next use and follow the care instructions for each material. Contact us if you notice any problem.
Yes, we handle projects and bulk supply. See wholesale flooring supply.
Send photos of each zone and rough sizes, and we will arrange the visit and quote inside Riyadh.
Options for places where water is frequent.
Ideas for finishing a space with a planned budget.
How heat and dust affect your flooring choice.
Preparation, fixing and finishing steps.
Choosing safer floors for wet areas and corridors.