Riyadh's Got a New It Spot—And Yes, It's the Chanel Store at Solitaire
Riyadh just got a little more Chanel. The French luxury house has officially opened doors to its latest boutique inside the newly launched Solitaire Mall, and it's already causing a stir with its white marble, curated art, and racks of ready-to-wear you'll want to live in.
Spanning 538 square meters, the boutique unfolds into two interconnected spaces, designed by long-time Chanel collaborator Peter Marino. Inside? A fashion lover's dream: ready-to-wear, watches, fine jewelry, shoes, bags, fragrance, and exclusive pieces you won't find elsewhere. Artworks by Johan Creten, Voukenas Petrides, Y.Z. Kami, and Lee Bae transform the VIP salon into something between a gallery and a getaway. The interiors also channel the House's signatures— tweed upholstery, soft wool carpets, plush seating— infused with just the right cocktail of French restraint and Saudi opulence.
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